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09 Jun 2009Few states have attracted more important artists per capita than New Mexico. Drawn by volatile history...
09 Jun 2009Cane collectors and dealers are a special breed, and they convene twice annually for the Eighteenth and Nineteenth...
09 Jun 2009The theft of works of art, antiques fossils, and collectibles was reported on May 7 from an estate in Gaineville,...
09 Jun 2009The spring season opener of the Rhinebeck Antiques Fair ran Memorial Day weekend, May 23 and 24, bringing...
09 Jun 2009⁐ublic Treasures/Private Visions: Hudson River School Masterworks from the Metropolitan Museum of Art &...
09 Jun 2009The National Gallery of Art has commissioned American sculptor Roxy Paine to make a stainless steel Dendroid,...
09 Jun 2009A Nineteenth Century molded copper Hamburg rooster weathervane that was attributed to L.W. Cushing and Sons...
09 Jun 2009Guyette & Schmidt's 24th annual spring decoy auction on April 23′4, in conjunction with the National...
09 Jun 2009Clarke sixth fine art auction on May 4 did not produce the fireworks of last October sale, which...
09 Jun 2009The Bruce Museum presents its newest exhibition, ⁆ocus on Color: The Photography of Jeannette Klute, †June...
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