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26 Jun 2007Edmund Richard Bierylo of Grantham, who was well-known in the antiques community as co-owner, with his wife,...
25 Jun 2007When Jean Burks arrived at the Shelburne Museum in 1995, she was already a well-recognized authority...
19 Jun 2007A Sixteenth Century Florentine painting of the Virgin and Child by Francesco d⁕bertini Verdi, called...
19 Jun 2007Philip Johnson Glass House is more than the epitome of International Style and more than a temple...
19 Jun 2007Bruce Garrett, the third promoter in 31 years to captain the Rhinebeck Antiques Fair, knows a good thing...
19 Jun 2007Cord Shows had nearly 2,000 visitors for its traditional Memorial Day antiques fair at Lasden Park, where...
19 Jun 2007Advertised as ain or shine,†the Blue Ribbon Antiques Show does nothing by halves. Last year it rained...
19 Jun 2007AP) †A Paris appeal court has ordered the Alberto and Annette Giacometti Foundation to return a painting...
19 Jun 2007The Cape Cod Museum of Art will present ⁇ail Levin: Photographs Hopper Places & Cape Cod Connections†from...
19 Jun 2007On May 27, Thomaston Place Auction Galleries†sale of the Irving Bernstein Collection of ancient pottery...
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