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08 Jul 2008The 11th annual Sculpture Objects & Functional Art Fair, commonly known as SOFA, brought record sales...
08 Jul 2008A strangely contemporary mix of fashion, politics and music, across half a millennium, marked the top results...
08 Jul 2008This summer, visitors to the Philadelphia Museum of Art will reach into the vest pocket of an Eighteenth...
08 Jul 2008In its debut at a new, larger venue, The Antiques in the Valley show stayed true to its roots as a country...
08 Jul 2008The Metropolitan Museum of Art reported that late at night on June 30 or the early morning of July 1, a Fifteenth...
08 Jul 2008Dorothy M. Brooks, longtime antiques dealer and co-owner, with her daughter Abigail A. Brooks, of Brooks...
08 Jul 2008Specialist auctioneer of technical antiques, Auction Team Breker once again achieved outstanding prices...
07 Jul 2008The Annual Darien Historical Society Antiques & Garden Elements Fair set up June 8 at the lovely...
07 Jul 2008Internationally celebrated as one of the leading sculptors working today, Martin Puryear (b 1941) is known...
01 Jul 2008The chance to claim a piece of Virginia history was irresistible to the Southern collectors and dealers...
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