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27 Apr 2010Three years into AD 20/21, the mood is buoyant and the gate is up markedly. The show, which ran at the Cyclorama...
20 Apr 2010The colorful and evocative art of Maurice Prendergast (1858‱924), one of America first Modernist...
20 Apr 2010From April 23 to May 2, the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, will pair a work by Odd Nerdrum and one work...
20 Apr 2010Dealers, promoter Susan Franks and customers were all cheering the results of their four days at the Original...
20 Apr 2010On March 23, Vito Peri (1936′010) passed away after a long struggle with a debilitating, inherited...
20 Apr 2010Marie-Louise Fredyma of Hanover died Monday, April 12, after a short illness. She was nationally recognized...
20 Apr 2010Longtime antique clock shopowner Igor Tociapski died on March 12, at the age of 80. His antique clock...
20 Apr 2010It is not often that artifacts dating back to the 1600s from early Dutch and British settlements are uncovered...
20 Apr 2010For the first time since 1927, Alva Vanderbilt extravagant collection of more than 300 Medieval and Renaissance...
20 Apr 2010Customers returned in great numbers to Marburger Farm Antiques Show on March 30, opening day for this...
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