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06 Feb 2007William Merritt Chase (1849–1916) and Robert Henri (1865–1929), significant painters and influential...
06 Feb 2007It took barely an hour to disperse, but a rare cache of early American silver, most of it made in New York,...
06 Feb 2007Total sales of $1.7 million was the end result of Jackson’s International December 6–7 auction featuring...
06 Feb 2007Once again it became a downsizing issue and once again an Americana collection went to auction. The sale...
06 Feb 2007The Norton Museum of Art pays tribute to one of America’s — and Palm Beach’s — quintessential...
06 Feb 2007A new gallery at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts will debut February 28 with one of the finest collections...
06 Feb 2007Balmy weather on the January 13–14 weekend gave a big assist to patron traffic at the White Plains...
06 Feb 2007The American Antiques Show (TAAS) kicked off with a lively preview party on Wednesday, January 17, and attendance...
06 Feb 2007Iowa State University will open a state-of-the-art contemporary museum in Morrill Hall on the university’s...
06 Feb 2007The stakes were high and the price of victory was great but the Philadelphia Museum Of Art and the Pennsylvania...
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