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11 Aug 2009H. James ⁊im †Jackson, founder of Jackson International Auctioneers & Appraisers of Antiques...
11 Aug 2009Augustus Saint-Gaudens (1848‱907), the greatest American sculptor of his day and arguably the nation...
11 Aug 2009For the fourth year there was a full house of exhibiting dealers at the Westhampton Beach Antiques Show,...
11 Aug 2009The centennial celebration of the Ballets Russes in Paris provided the theme to Theriault July 12 doll...
11 Aug 2009The Syracuse University Art Galleries in Syracuse and the Louise and Bernard Palitz Gallery at SU...
11 Aug 2009The Phoenix Police Department is investigating a robbery from a jewelry dealer vehicle parked outside...
11 Aug 2009Washington Metro Police are investigating a home burglary and theft that occurred between July 22 and August...
11 Aug 2009Vividly illustrated screens, scrolls, fans and printed books tell an ancient Japanese story of a monster,...
11 Aug 2009There are certain things you can count on every summer †corn shoots growing into cornfields, dripping...
11 Aug 2009The Provincetown Art Association and Museum and Norman Mailer Writers Colony announce two special events...
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