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10 Nov 2009An album of Plains Indian pictographs sold for $34,365, nearly triple the estimate, at Skinner recent...
10 Nov 2009Love a good mystery? A new exhibition at the Mint Museum of Art contains the elements of an art history...
10 Nov 2009As a Pop Art trailblazer in the 1960s, Roy Lichtenstein (1923‱997) captivated the art world with a fresh,...
10 Nov 2009It was all treats and no tricks for the crowd in attendance at the opening of the newest antiques show...
10 Nov 2009The Hudson River Museum is marking the 400th anniversary of Henry Hudson voyage to the New World...
10 Nov 2009Copake Auction unreserved cataloged estate sale on October 24 veered from the firm usual showcase...
03 Nov 2009Alexander Calder, one of America best-known and best-loved sculptors, famed for his kinetic abstract...
03 Nov 2009Antiquorum held a highly competitive auction of important collectors†wristwatches, pocket watches...
03 Nov 2009Exceptional jade objects from a collection formed in the 1940s in Beijing brought bidders from around...
03 Nov 2009The fall edition of the popular Rhinebeck Antiques Fair filled the four buildings at Dutchess County...
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