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07 Jul 2009On June 27 and 28, the buildings and grounds of Middlebrook School hosted a two-day showcase of show...
07 Jul 2009Modern design retains its popularity, as evidenced by a 1,400-lot auction conducted by Uniques &...
07 Jul 2009Two Mary Cassatt works were the big surprises of the day at South Bay Auctions†June 20 sale, which...
07 Jul 2009Sotheby sales of Impressionist and Modern art on May 5 and 6 totaled $84.4 million. with the evening...
07 Jul 2009Pearl Golden, known as ⁐epper †most of her life, died April 11. A patron of the arts, her passion...
07 Jul 2009The National Museum of American Illustration is hosting ⁎orman Rockwell: American Imagist, †open...
07 Jul 2009Rare medieval manuscript illuminations, last exhibited in 1975, are showcased in an installation, ⁈eaven...
07 Jul 2009In the end it was inside a cavernous but nondescript moving and storage warehouse that collectors and dealers...
07 Jul 2009In the villages and towns tucked in along the coastal inlets and waterways of colonial and early Nineteenth...
07 Jul 2009The 75th anniversary of the Grosvenor House Art & Antiques Fair that took place June 11‱7 was the fair...
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