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09 Jan 2007“It is always nice to play to a full room,” quipped auctioneer Russ Carlsen after the most recent...
09 Jan 2007“Clocks fascinate,” Philip D. Zimmerman writes in Delaware Clocks, his catalog to an exhibition of the same...
09 Jan 2007Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, the operating company for the restored colonial village in Virginia’s...
09 Jan 2007Longtime show manager Bob Armacost is hanging up his hat and has sold his lineup of shows to Bob James,...
09 Jan 2007In the shadow of the rugged Mount Sinai in Egypt lies Saint Catherine’s, the world’s oldest continuously...
09 Jan 2007A Boston or Salem Federal candlestand with stunning form and ablaze with pinwheel inlay was the choicest...
09 Jan 2007The recent evening and day sales of Latin American art at Christie’s offered collectors an array of paintings,...
09 Jan 2007Now a decade old, the Boston International Fine Arts Show at the Cyclorama building at the Boston Center...
09 Jan 2007Few better locations for an antiques show exist than the Peabody Essex Museum where imposing figureheads...
09 Jan 2007(AP) — Bernie Webber, an internationally known watercolor painter whose public murals have been a ubiquitous...
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