Rembrandt van Rijn

On March 18, 1990, the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston was robbed of 13 works of art. As of March 2015, the stagnant investigation was ongoing. Over 16 years and many red herrings [...]

Mother’s Day is all about celebrating moms and motherhood, whether it is your own mom, a sister, daughter, grandmother, godmother, aunt or other special women in your life. At Park West [...]

Many of our Park West collectors develop friendships with the art teams over the course of their land or sea vacations. Here’s a chance to get to know them better as they share their favorite [...]

Discover more about your favorite artists, brush up on art history and gain valuable tips for collecting art with Park West Gallery’s new 2016 art seminar series. Visit the gallery in Southfield, [...]

Art – you either get it, or you don’t, right? There is no in-between. You’re either gifted with the know-how of all things higher and nobler or you’re a skeptic forever, [...]

Video footage related to the infamous Gardner Museum heist may shed light on a case that has remained unsolved for 25 years. Federal investigators released previously-unseen surveillance footage [...]

A painting disputed as a mere studio copy of Rembrandt van Rijn for 46 years has been declared to be an authentic work created by the master artist. After eight years of research using the latest [...]

Two works by Albrecht Dürer and Rembrandt van Rijn reported as missing from the Boston Public Library (BPL) were revealed to have been misfiled. After digging through nearly 60 percent of the [...]

An engraving by Albrecht Dürer and an etching by Rembrandt van Rijn were reported as missing from the Boston Public Library. In a statement released May 20, Boston Public Library President Amy E. [...]

Mother’s Day is all about celebrating motherhood and maternal bonds, whether it is one’s own mom, grandmother, sister or other loved one. Read on to see how some of the Park West Gallery artists, [...]