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02 Feb 2010Hardly a familiar name even to devoted art lovers, Luis Melendez (1715‱780) is nonetheless considered...
02 Feb 2010Americana Week 2010 for Christie included sales of American furniture, folk art, silver and Chinese...
02 Feb 2010This year visitors to the Winter Antiques Show could go home with a 6-foot-tall urn, carved from a single...
02 Feb 2010Sometimes it is safe to say that ⁃hange is not what it cracked up to be. †But you cannot say that...
02 Feb 2010From fine folk art to an appealing assortment of Americana, Stella Show Mgmt Co. return to the Piers...
02 Feb 2010⁗e wanted to give the people who were coming in for Americana Week in New York City a first-hand view...
02 Feb 2010The Los Angeles County Museum of Art will present ⁒enoir in the 20th Century, †an exhibition focusing...
02 Feb 2010A large group of objects from Willowbrook Village, a museum in Newfield, Maine, founded by Donald King...
02 Feb 2010A funny thing happened to Alex Acevedo at the Winter Antiques Show...
02 Feb 2010Using the adage, ⁈ow time flies when you are having fun, †Dean Failey addressed a gathering of 67 people...
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