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13 Feb 2007Americana Week shows and sales increasingly rely on blockbusters to capture attention in a crowded market...
13 Feb 2007A carved oak Art Nouveau bakery interior fetched $97,750 at Kamelot’s Architectural Antiques and Victoriana...
13 Feb 2007It all began on Friday, January 19, at 10 am when the first lot of the Americana sale at Sotheby's was put up for bid....
13 Feb 2007Swann Galleries’ annual auction of rare and important Art Nouveau posters on December 20, which featured...
13 Feb 2007With the return of its Old Master paintings from a three-year national tour, the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum...
13 Feb 2007The first major US exhibition in nearly three decades of the works of acclaimed Mexican artist Rufino...
13 Feb 2007MoMA's new "Focus" series kicks off with “Focus: Paul Klee,” an installation of 32 paintings, prints...
13 Feb 2007Following a residential burglary here on November 5, 2006, the homeowner reported that ten pieces of antique...
13 Feb 2007Sometime between January 27 and 28, a painting valued at between $4,500 and $5,000 was taken from an antiques...
13 Feb 2007Connecticut legislator Julia B. Wasserman has introduced a bill that would improve the process of purchasing...
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