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18 Sep 2007The Philadelphia Museum of Art will be the only US venue for the first exhibition to explore the inventiveness...
18 Sep 2007Kay Puchstein and Jon Jenkins of Jenkins Show Management, co-managers of the long-running Music Valley...
18 Sep 2007Between the 1970s and the 1990s, Marguerite Riordan booth at the Winter Antiques Show was a mandatory...
17 Sep 2007Amid an al fresco setting under the stately white tents set up on the polo grounds, Jenkins Management...
17 Sep 2007⁉t good to see the lobby filled with people,†Melvin ⁂utch†Arion said as he held the doors...
17 Sep 2007Brother Thomas Bezanson, an internationally known potter, died on August 16, at his home at the age of 78.
17 Sep 2007An influential figure in American art from his early work as the country best engraver through his leadership...
11 Sep 2007The Dinah and Stephen Lefkowitz collection of American folk art and painted furniture was the marquee...
11 Sep 2007Northeast Auction omnibus Summer Americana Auction produced highs and lows over three days of selling,...
11 Sep 2007More than 900 lots of merchandise ranging from a $150,000-plus painting to $100 daguerreotypes crossed...
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