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Article Archives
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25 Aug 2009The Start of Manchester Antiques Show, August 4‵, at C.R. Sparks was again greeted by big crowds of shoppers...
25 Aug 2009Duane Merrill & Company sold a 31-by-41-inch pastel on paper, ⁔he Painter Daughter Irene, †1911,...
25 Aug 2009A stellar selection of American stoneware with an emphasis on early incised and decorated pieces made...
25 Aug 2009Excitement within the rare book community reached a fever pitch as the June 10 rare books and manuscripts...
25 Aug 2009America great tradition of self-taught art is comprehensively documented at the American Folk Art Museum...
18 Aug 2009When guests arrived at the preview party for the Nantucket Antiques Show on Thursday evening, July 30, they...
18 Aug 2009Widely recognized as one of the stars of international contemporary design, Ron Arad (b 1951) stands...
18 Aug 2009Arthur Fitzwilliam Tait oil on canvas ⁁ Check †Keep Your Distance, †reproduced as a print...
18 Aug 2009Americana dealer Leigh Keno has announced the formation of Keno Auctions, a ull service †auction...
18 Aug 2009Milo Merle Naeve, 77, American art historian, curator and museum director, died on August 10, after a recent...
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