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18 Nov 2008⁈e was known by everyone around the Hudson Valley as a great picker, †said auctioneer Lou Roberson...
18 Nov 2008The 2008 IFPDA Print Fair opened at the Park Avenue Armory with a gala preview party on October 30, and it was clear...
18 Nov 2008As it nears the half century mark, the Ellis Antiques Show has proven once again that it is a major draw...
18 Nov 2008There have been busy times at the York Fairgrounds over the years, and to those times we certainly have...
18 Nov 2008Since the dawn of time, people have drawn on walls. Take, for instance, the wall drawings of the Lascaux...
18 Nov 2008The Trenton City Museum at Ellarslie Mansion is hosting an exhibit of works from New Jersey toymaker...
18 Nov 2008Many auction records for works by African American artists were achieved at Swann Galleries†October...
18 Nov 2008Seemingly standing at a crossroads, Treasures, the antiques show formerly a Caskey-Lees managed event...
18 Nov 2008The next exhibition in Bank of America Great Art Series, ⁒ockwell Kent: This is My Own, †will...
18 Nov 2008The second New York Antiques Show, conducted by JMK from October 31 to November 2 at Wallace Hall on Park...
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