January 10, 2000 All that Glitters . . . Or Something More? By Linda DeLaine Why are we so fascinated with the lavish and expensive creations of the House of Faberge? Art
Sculpture, Painting and Music By Nikolai Gogol Written in 1834 and published the next year in Gogol’s collection of essays Arabesques, this brief statement compares and ranks the three titular arts. Curiously, Gogol pays little attention to verbal art, focusing instead on the transcendent qualities he sees in music. Art
Original Lithographs By Yuri Annenkov The featured artist in this issue is Yuri Annenkov, whose wonderful lithographs from Paris in the 1920s set a perfectly bohemian mood. Art
