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25 Sep 2006Toward the end of the Nineteenth Century, up-and-coming American artists headed to Paris, the world art capital,...
25 Sep 2006Dee Spratta, a well-known and respected antiques dealer, died peacefully Sunday, September 17, with her family...
19 Sep 2006The Allentown Art Museum will present the special exhibition “Jacob Lawrence: Tales of Freedom” October...
19 Sep 2006Presented by Japan Society Gallery, “Contemporary Clay: Japanese Ceramics for the New Century” will...
19 Sep 2006John Brewster Jr (1766–1854) was a deaf portrait painter who created hauntingly beautiful images of American...
19 Sep 2006Winterthur will present an exhibition, “Fashion in Film: Period Costumes for the Screen,” on view...
19 Sep 2006Over the years auctioneer Jim Julia has coined the phrase “spectacular” as an adjective for his annual...
19 Sep 2006Less than a week after closing out its Marine auction, the Robert C. Eldred auction company continued...
19 Sep 2006A rare windup toy motorcycle made by the German firm Ki-Co around 1910 sold for $5,060 at Four Seasons...
19 Sep 2006For the 35th consecutive year Jock Hengst collected antiques dealers on a field between the two small...
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