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02 Jul 2002Exhibitions always begin with a curator's dream, and Penelope Hunter-Stiebel went into her reverie...
02 Jul 2002Wiggins was a personal friend of the Old Lyme family of George Cummings, who had consigned additional...
02 Jul 2002The vane, a cast zinc and copper trotting horse example from a local estate, was the largest made by the West...
02 Jul 2002An impressive stand-out in the American furniture category, the carved oak dining room suite was attributed...
02 Jul 2002"We expected this piece to do well," Jack DeStories, Fairfield Auction owner, said, indicating...
02 Jul 2002The imposing secrétaire is one of only six examples known and "represents the influential firm...
02 Jul 2002The date coincides with the celebration of the Lunar New Year, the traditional start of the year for many...
02 Jul 2002The funds will strengthen the museum's initiative to draw more local residents and families with...
02 Jul 2002"Bartolome Esteban Murillo (1617-1682): Paintings from American Collections," co-organized...
02 Jul 2002Twenty-four etchings and lithotints by James McNeill Whistler on display at the Colby College Museum...
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