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22 Jul 2003Each Brimfield has a different attitude. In July, competition from other shows in the Northeast causes...
22 Jul 2003An average weekend for Barry and Nansi Nelson includes visits to antiques shops with a few shows or antiques-related...
22 Jul 2003Offerings estimated in the hundreds of dollars routinely brought several thousand dollars and more.
22 Jul 2003The reason for the excrdf_Descriptionent was that material from the Holly Webb Froud estate in Shelburne,...
22 Jul 2003As well, a presentation copy of "Photo-Secession: A Collection of American Pictorial Photographs," New York,...
22 Jul 2003The show gathered together about 50 dealers at an indoor, air-conditioned facility for a second time....
22 Jul 2003Are you ready? Our listing of "official" goings-on will help you through the adrenalin-packed events....
22 Jul 2003The exhibition contains some 120 major paintings, sculptures and drawings by artists such as Ingres,...
22 Jul 2003The International Poster Gallery features several newly acquired collections of original poster miniatures,...
22 Jul 2003An avid fisherman, artist Mike Noland remembers well the sound of fish jumping and splashing into the night.
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