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15 May 2007Record prices were routinely established at a popular decoy event in late April, Guyette and Schmidt...
15 May 2007A Gloucester Harbor oil on canvas scene by Carl W. Peters was dispatched easily at a recent Blackwood/March...
15 May 2007Pook & Pook's auction of 850-plus lots from the Donald Shelley collection achieved $9,765,454, a house...
15 May 2007Dazzling Central Asian textiles from the late Nineteenth and early Twentieth Century will be on display...
15 May 2007⁄reams on Canvas: Surrealism in Europe and America†opens at Nassau County Museum of Art (NCMA) Saturday,...
15 May 2007From May 18 to November 25, the Corning Museum of Glass presents the story of the crystalline botanical...
15 May 2007The Wilton Historical Society Antiques Show, slimmed down to a single day but as stylish and good looking...
15 May 2007Measured by the pound, the Antique Garden Furniture Show at the New York Botanical Garden outweighs every...
15 May 2007Renowned curator, collector, art historian and professor of American art John Wilmerding revealed at a May 4 reception...
15 May 2007From the radiance of sparkling cut glass to the subtle plays of light emanating from an early aqua blown...
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