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06 Jan 2009One of the most intriguing aspects of American folk art is the continuing discovery of talented self-taught...
06 Jan 2009Judy Herdeg is seeking assistance in locating two Eighteenth Century Queen Anne dolls that went missing...
06 Jan 2009Boasting over 130 dealers, the 27th annual Williamsburg Holiday Antiques Show was the largest in its history....
06 Jan 2009One of this historic maritime city most favored traditions is the Peabody Essex Museum Antiques Show,...
06 Jan 2009Stuart Evans, a pioneer in the collectibles business, died January 4 at his home in Puerto Rico after...
06 Jan 2009Judy Herdeg is seeking assistance in locating two Eighteenth Century Queen Anne dolls that went missing...
06 Jan 2009⁃laus Mroczynski: Sacred Places of the Southwest, †the current and final exhibition at the James...
06 Jan 2009Deep insight and a highly personal approach to beauty and harmony of design are the hallmarks of the sumptuous...
06 Jan 2009The Jewish Museum is hosting a focused exhibition, ⁔heaters of Memory: Art and the Holocaust, †through...
06 Jan 2009Genre paintings, those intimate depictions of everyday life, have great appeal to collectors. At Christmas,...
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