|
|
©iStockphoto.com/Richard Gunion
ANTIQUES ROADSHOW, with host Mark L. Walberg, rounded out its 15th season in Washington, DC, where they uncovered a trove of antiques and other national treasures.
ARTILCE: Dancing For Eels Explained
The story behind this intriguing 19th-century folk art oil painting of African Americans literally dancing for eels.
ARTILCE: The Taj Mahal Painting
An update on the Taj Mahal oil painting attributed to the 19th-century Orientalist painter Edwin Lord Weeks.
SLIDESHOW: MLK's Take on "Tricky Dick"
An in-depth look at Martin Luther King, Jr.'s mixed message about Richard Nixon.
CASE FILE: Lost New Deal Artwork
The U.S. Government is on a mission to track down thousands of missing works of art from the New Deal era, and they want your help!
ARTILCE: Robert F. Kennedy Letters
Get a closer look at personal letters written by Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy to his friend Ralph "Rip" Horton.
SLIDESHOW: Behind the Scenes in Washington, D.C.
Photos from ROADSHOW's visit to Washington, D.C. on August 21, 2010!
VIDEO: Interview with the Jessie Willcox Smith Painting Owner
More from James, the owner of the Jessie Willcox Smith painting, who wanted to do the rain dance after his ROADSHOW appraisal!
VIDEO: Feedback Booth
Guests from Washington, D.C. bare all, including Wolverine claws, in the ROADSHOW Feedback Booth.
VIDEO: Web Appraisal
Sculpture expert Kerry Shrives looks at a shining example of innovative art by Nam June Paik, the first video installation artist.
VIDEO: Web Appraisal
J. Michael Flanigan appraises a painting table personally designed by 19th-century American portrait artist Thomas Sully.
VIDEO: Web Appraisal
Kathleen Guzman gets the story behind a collection of ballet memorabilia belonging to Dame Margot Fonteyn, a prima ballerina of London's Royal Ballet.
This website is produced for PBS Online by WGBH Boston. ©1997-2013 WGBH Educational Foundation.
