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Article Archives
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12 Feb 2008The Cincinnati Art Museum will celebrate the American tradition of quiltmaking through the special exhibition...
12 Feb 2008By midmorning on opening day of the Greater Boston Antiques Festival, January 19, the booths and the aisles...
12 Feb 2008The weather outside was frightful but inside the Andover Country Club, the wares at the Goosefare Antiques...
12 Feb 2008Proposed changes in the feedback system widely used by eBay buyers and sellers, and the restructuring...
12 Feb 2008Documents penned during the Civil War and others to and from Theodore and Franklin Roosevelt are among...
12 Feb 2008On December 5‶, Dawson & Nye sale of belongings from the estate of rhythm and blues singer Luther...
12 Feb 2008⁔riptych 1974‷7†by Francis Bacon (1909‱992) sold for $51.7 million on February 6, becoming the most...
12 Feb 2008On December 19, vintage radio enthusiasts from as far away as Australia and the United Kingdom tuned...
12 Feb 2008Christmas came early here as Altermann Galleries†December 15‱6 auction made consignors and buyers...
12 Feb 2008Early in the Twentieth Century, while American Impressionists continued to record tranquil cityscapes...
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