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23 Jan 2007One of the most interesting American-based, self-taught artists of the Twentieth Century, Martin Ramirez...
23 Jan 2007Americana Week in New York City is a time for auction houses and antiques dealers to strut their best...
23 Jan 2007A few snowflakes fell on opening night at the Winter Antiques Show on Thursday, January 18; otherwise,...
23 Jan 2007Given the selection of vintage papier mache German Santas, kruegels, reindeer and sleds, the Katona/Lutz...
23 Jan 2007The Torrington Historical Society recently acquired two important paintings of former Torrington residents,...
23 Jan 2007Nan Gurley has created a series of new shows at Frank Jones Center this season and on January 7, she conducted...
23 Jan 2007Cincinnati Art Galleries LLC (CAG) recently held its largest holiday auction ever of American and European...
23 Jan 2007Miami-Dade Police and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) are jointly investigating a series of thefts...
23 Jan 2007An upcoming exhibition at The Textile Museum will explore the complex uses and meanings of red in textiles...
23 Jan 2007Opening January 30, the Museo del Prado will present the most important exhibition on Tintoretto (1518–1594,...
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