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08 Jun 2004Due to limited American art instruction, Nineteenth Century native painters often sought refuge in the ateliers...
08 Jun 2004The museum will feature 25 acrylics and watercolors aglow with crystalline light.
08 Jun 2004Here is a story of the cooperation of commerce and culture that began in New York City at R.H. Macy's.
08 Jun 2004The glamorous Art Deco period, typified by the furnishingsof Emile-Jacques Ruhlmann, is being celebrated...
03 Jun 2004There were more than 4,000 dealers set up in 20 fields, as they are called, dedicated to the display...
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...
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