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Article Archives
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02 Sep 2008The popular annual summertime sale of American and European art conducted by Rob and Annette Elowitch...
02 Sep 2008Profiles in History offered more than 1,100 iconic Hollywood items at a two-day Hollywood memorabilia...
02 Sep 2008The ranks of collectors, antique dealers and museum curators are diminished by the death of Dan McNamara...
02 Sep 2008While there are quite a number of social events upscale islanders want to be seen at during the high...
02 Sep 2008Opening September 9 and on view through December 14, Mount Holyoke College Art Museum will present ⁁ncient...
02 Sep 2008The robbing of arons †of millions worth of art and antiques has ended for a notorious gang of thieves...
02 Sep 2008Heritage Auction Galleries had its most valuable summer American Numismatic Association (ANA) convention...
02 Sep 2008The Union Arena was filled to capacity with dealers and antiques for the 11th annual Green Mountain Antiques...
02 Sep 2008Mother Nature art was celebrated at Bonhams & Butterfields†natural history auction on June...
02 Sep 2008Visitors returned after two years away from the Mount Desert Island High School gymnasium for the Bar Harbor...
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