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22 Dec 2009The second annual American Art Fair opened to a capacity crowd on November 30 and went on to welcome...
16 Dec 2009I awoke Christmas morning
To bright cheery faces
But my kids are grown up
Who...
15 Dec 2009Rare first edition copies of Volumes I and II of The Federalist Papers brought almost $150,000 to lead...
15 Dec 2009Due to the Christmas holiday, deadlines for the issue of Antiques And The Arts Weekly dated January 1 are as follows:...
15 Dec 2009For the 28th consecutive Thanksgiving weekend Bettianne Sweeney gathered a large group of dealers and friends...
15 Dec 2009The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts has acquired a painting by Edward Mitchell Bannister (1828‱901),...
15 Dec 2009Thomas Hoving, whose charismatic but controversial leadership of New York Metropolitan Museum of Art is summed...
15 Dec 2009The Richmond Antiques Spectacular was a full house of dealers offering antiques to a very appreciative...
15 Dec 2009Eager for fresh antiques after the satiety of Thanksgiving, buyers came to the 37th annual Peabody Essex...
15 Dec 2009January 3 is the closing date for Montclair Art Museum ⁃ézanne and American Modernism, †the...
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