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15 Oct 2002The 26th annual event was steeped in tradition -- the tradition of antiques, the tradition of Putnam...
15 Oct 2002The merchants' association seeks to acquaint the public with the quality, range and depth of Americana...
15 Oct 2002The museum will model an extensive selection of its antique fashion finery, featuring more than 300 pieces...
15 Oct 2002For the Lega peoples, art is the means of transmitting deep moral values and cultural lessons. The Nelson-Atkins...
15 Oct 2002Using a classical painting technique called secco, Peter Krausz obtains colors by mixing pure pigments...
11 Oct 2002Twentieth Century American paintings, sculptures, works on paper, and contemporary artists...
11 Oct 2002Twentieth Century and Contemporary American art including Milton Avery, Isabel Bishop, Oscar Bluemner,...
09 Oct 2002The gallery's specialty is Eighteenth to early Twentieth Century American and European paintings....
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08 Oct 2002Frank Maresca and Roger Ricco's new book, "American Vernacular: New Discoveries in Folk, Self-Taught,...
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