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23 Jan 2007No press releases emanated from 1334 York Avenue, nor was there a banner proclaiming it on the firm’s...
16 Jan 2007The world first came to know John Brewster Jr’s hushed, ethereal painting of Comfort Starr Mygatt and his young...
16 Jan 2007A green painted diminutive comb back Windsor armchair grabbed top honors at Freeman’s recent sale,...
16 Jan 2007Bertoia Auction bidders were giving thanks a week early for the offerings that came up at the firm’s...
16 Jan 2007The art assets of the defunct Haley & Steele gallery came to auction at Kaminski’s recently.
16 Jan 2007Formerly, the Swinderby Airbase was for training the Royal Air Force of England; today it is an exhibition...
16 Jan 2007December weather with rain and cold had only minor effect on the exhibitors and visitors to dmg world...
16 Jan 2007A sparkling dragonfly pin twinkled from amid a display case while several rows over a grouping of rings...
16 Jan 2007The American Folk Art Museum presents a weeklong series of programs and receptions to coincide with its third...
16 Jan 2007“A Deaf Artist in Early America: The Worlds of John Brewster Jr,” the first comprehensive exhibition...
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