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Article Archives
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01 Jun 2004A huge find of unopened wax packs attracted substantial attention.
01 Jun 2004The frames ranged from French, Italian Dutch and Spanish pieces to American Hudson River School and Arts...
01 Jun 2004The top lot featured an incredible design of a deer, a house, trees and a fence, and lots of ground cover.
01 Jun 2004For one week each during the months of May, July and September, this little town virtually explodes with...
01 Jun 2004Given the population in the Hartford-Springfield area and its sometimes severe winter weather, the buildings...
01 Jun 2004Last year Gurley began the Thursday afternoon series of shows as an indoor venue for dealers, collectors...
01 Jun 2004The Art Institute of Chicago will host an exhibition that tells the story of one of the world's most...
01 Jun 2004The Frist Center for the Visual Arts will present the largest collection of Grooms' prints ever assembled...
01 Jun 2004Fifty-seven years after his death, the first major exhibition of Benson's paintings will open at New Hampshire's...
01 Jun 2004The story of this community, hidden in plain view from decades of visitors to the 1680 Manor House and its surrounding...
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