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11 Dec 2007Some things mellow with age; however, after 11 years, the Boston International Fine Art Show (BIFAS)...
11 Dec 2007Vitality and market appeal were once again evident among the vibrant and expansive displays of this year...
11 Dec 2007Universally recognized, the fictional characters of Ebenezer Scrooge, Tiny Tim, Bob Cratchit, Jacob Marley...
11 Dec 2007After 38 years at the National Guard Armory with as many as four shows conducted there in past years,...
11 Dec 2007The 53rd Hermann Historica auction on October 15‱8 was a complete success, according to the auction...
11 Dec 2007Antiquorum October 13‱4 sale of important collectors†watches, pocket watches and clocks achieved...
11 Dec 2007Swann Galleries†auction of important Nineteenth and Twentieth Century photographs on October 15 was an historic...
11 Dec 2007A host of collections and select items deaccessioned from numerous institutions all came together to make...
11 Dec 2007Park Avenue Armory has received a $35 million gift from its board chairman Wade F.B. Thompson †one...
11 Dec 2007The Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute has acquired 16 drawings by the great Seventeenth Century...
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