They say a painting is a window. But what if it’s something else? What if it’s a trapdoor? In this episode of Antiques Mysteries, we step into the ...

“Antiques Mysteries” – Where the Past Refuses to Stay Silent Welcome to Antiques Mysteries, a captivating new podcast from Urban Art and Antiques that ...

The post outlines multiple art exhibitions in Portland galleries, including Russo Lee Gallery, Augen Gallery, Froelick Gallery, Blue Sky Gallery, and more, ...

Eastman Johnson’s The Girl I Left Behind Me (1872) at the Smithsonian American Art Museum is more than a portrait—it is a moment suspended in time. It’s a ...

In the autumn of 1920, Thomas Alva Edison—America’s most celebrated inventor—made a curious statement. During an interview with Scientific American, Edison ...

At the turn of the 20th century, the world was changing rapidly. Industrialization and scientific advances brought both awe and anxiety. People began to ...

In 1858, American artist John Quidor painted one of the most iconic depictions of Washington Irving’s The Legend of Sleepy Hollow. The Headless Horseman ...

The cliffs of Cape Disappointment on Washington’s Long Beach Peninsula are no place for the faint of heart. The Pacific crashes endlessly against black ...

These results, along with strong performances from Hervé Van der Straeten, Pierre Yovanovitch, and other leading designers, demonstrate the strength of ...

Welcome back to Antiques Mysteries, where every object hides a story—and sometimes a warning. We’re digging into one of England’s most infamous haunted ...