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Philadelphia Antiques Show Boasts Record Attendance, Banner Sales

25 Apr 2006

As dangerous as superlatives are, it's tempting to say that this year the Philadelphia Antiques Show...
LaCrosse Automobilia Collection Does Well At Meissner’s

25 Apr 2006

For more than 20 years, Connecticut collector Terry LaCrosse scoured the countryside in search of automobilia,...
Antiques At Philadelphia’s Navy Pier Show Bows Into Town For Three Days

25 Apr 2006

"Everyone wants a show at Navy Pier. So let's do it," York, Penn., promoter Jim Burk told Barry Cohen...
Morgan Library Museum Unveils Renzo Piano Design

25 Apr 2006

With the debut of its $106 million addition on April 29, the 82-year-old Morgan Library - whose 350,000-piece...
Gustave J.S. White’s Auction Featured Art & Furniture

25 Apr 2006

When Michael R. Corcoran runs an auction, people come from all over to crowd into his gallery in search...
Mastro Auctions Event Is Another Classic For Collectors

25 Apr 2006

The first Mastro Auctions sales event of 2006 proved the auction giant is picking up this year, right...
Virgil Ortiz’s Works At N.Y. National Museum Of American Indian, May 6

25 Apr 2006

An exhibition of the dynamic ceramic figures and fashion by Virgil Ortiz (Cochiti Pueblo) will open at the National...
Hudson River School Drawings On View At Frick Art Museum

25 Apr 2006

An exhibition of 39 rarely exhibited drawings of the Hudson River School from the collection of Dia Art Foundation...
Ruth Duckworth Retrospective Opens At Long Beach Museum May 5

25 Apr 2006

The Long Beach Museum of Art will present "Ruth Duckworth, Modernist Sculptor," in the first US retrospective...
The 23rd Street Armory Antiques Show Returns To Its Roots In Philadelphia

25 Apr 2006

The 23rd Street Armory Antiques Show, which has been staged at three locations over the years in Philadelphia,...

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