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29 Jun 2010Norman Rockwell largely sunny vision of America, as conveyed in his paintings, reflected the world...
29 Jun 2010The sun was shining bright on Friday morning, June 18, the temperature just about right for most of us, and,...
29 Jun 2010Haunting images of love, attraction, alienation, death and other universal human experiences in the work...
29 Jun 2010Up and down auctions seem a trend of late. At the June 6 Grogan & Company auction, phones all over...
29 Jun 2010Everyone says it is a new age of communication, thanks to social media, and on May 29, Garth Auctions...
29 Jun 2010It was more than 15 years ago that the notion of conducting an antiques show in Mayor Park came to promoter...
29 Jun 2010A US District Court for the Northern District of California jury has found Christie liable for $8.5...
22 Jun 2010Some auctions are real dogs, but Ron Bourgeault put a new spin on it for his May 29 and 30 sale at Treadwell...
22 Jun 2010⁍atisse: Radical Invention, 1913‱917 †is an ambitious exhibition, opening at the Museum of Modern...
22 Jun 2010For most of the Nineteenth Century, few Americans were interested in collecting Middle Ages and Renaissance...
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