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25 Jul 2006Cincinnati Art Galleries' auction of pottery and art glass saw a Black Iris glaze vase by Matt Daly attain...
25 Jul 2006A diminutive James McNeill Whistler seascape proved that good things do indeed come in little packages...
25 Jul 2006The large yard of Stevens Memorial United Methodist Church was the scene again for a capacity crowd of 120 antiques...
25 Jul 2006How Nineteenth Century American painters, who came to hone their craft in Paris and the French countryside,...
25 Jul 2006A folk portrait attributed to Sheldon Peck, an itinerant, self-taught portrait painter of the mid-Nineteenth...
25 Jul 2006These days, every Americana consignor wants his property sold in January. The result is that spring Americana...
25 Jul 2006An exceptional work by J.M.W. Turner, RA (1775-1851), one of the most impressive ever painted by the artist,...
25 Jul 2006Twice each summer Jackie Sideli assembles more than 50 antiques dealers for a small, one-day show that...
25 Jul 2006The Jewish Museum presents "Eva Hesse: Sculpture," the first major New York City museum exhibition of this...
25 Jul 2006"Jacob Lawrence: Three Series of Prints - Genesis, Hiroshima and Toussaint L'Ouverture" will be on view...
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