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08 Dec 2009Vasily Kandinsky (1866‱944), a pioneer of abstraction and important theorist of Modernism, is among...
08 Dec 2009Jenkins Management filled three large halls with antiques and their dealers for the Tailgate Antiques...
08 Dec 2009The dust has settled after a busy three-day gathering of the fall installment of Music Valley Antiques...
08 Dec 2009Edvard Munch, top, “Historien (The History), †1914, lithograph with hand coloring, 22 7/8 by 38¾...
08 Dec 2009Alice Kibort died at Brigham & Women Hospital on December 1 at the age of 69 following a battle...
01 Dec 2009When Sanford Smith announced last year that he would combine Modernism, the granddaddy of the Park Avenue...
01 Dec 2009The Dallas Museum of Art has acquired a major work for its decorative arts collection: a corner chair...
01 Dec 2009Some 500 dealers turned out for Stella Show Mgmt Co. Pier Antiques Show November 14 and 15, which...
01 Dec 2009The work of American artist Charles Burchfield (1893‱967) is reexamined by the Hammer Museum, in conjunction...
01 Dec 2009Fuller Fine Art Auction on October 3 was packed with lively bidders from the trade as well as the general...
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