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Discovery The object of this blog post is about the coal culture in the United States during the Depression and…

INTRODUCTION Last April the Israeli book dealer from whom I bought Erich Glas's Leilot (See: http://www.scottponemone.com/eretz-israel-narratives-in-relief-prints/) alerted me to his…

INtroduction When you patronize a retailer, that seller is likely to feed you related products. This happened after I purchased…

  Introduction While I purchased this print by Eli Jacobi at auction last March, I first had an opportunity to…

Introduction When I started out as a print collector some 40 years ago while working part time on the copy…

  Introduction Even as a seasoned print and book collector who tries to maintain his focus, I never know where…

Introduction What seduced me into purchasing a set of six New York late classical side chairs were their elegant form,…

Introduction Exciting developments at the end of 2019 spark this ART I SEE post. In November I was able to…

Introduction I hadn't realized that it took me over two years to decide to purchase German artist Alfred Rethel's 1849…

Introduction Some how in the process of completing my first ART I SEE blog post on artist Eric Avery (See…

Introduction Ever since I purchased Dr. Eric Avery's huge linocut Massacre of the Innocents in 1994 from Judith Brody, who…

INTRODUCTION I think purchasing Ten Woodcuts by Yoshijiro Urushibara (Japanese, 1888-1953) last year from the Saru Gallery in The Netherlands…

Introduction When you don't have deep pockets, collecting becomes an adventure where chance, patience and a good reference library are…

Introduction My first post on my month in Tetouan, a small northern city in Morocco, concentrated on what I accomplished…