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Article Archives
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22 Jun 2010Farmington Antiques Weekend, a twice-a-year antiques and design show run by Jenkins Management, attracts...
22 Jun 2010On view through August 8 at the Detroit Institute of the Arts, ⁔hrough African Eyes: The European...
22 Jun 2010The vision of the late author Michael Crichton collection of contemporary art compelled buyers at Christie...
17 Jun 2010Proving that all that glitters is not gold, Meissen porcelain, long known as ⁷hite gold, †is turning...
15 Jun 2010The first public presentation of the Fisher Collection, a stellar private collection of contemporary...
15 Jun 2010Rock Island Auction started the year strong with its first premiere sale on April 30⁍ay 2 exceeding...
15 Jun 2010Rhinebeck Antiques Fair celebrated the start of its 34th year on May 29 and 30 with a show that continued...
15 Jun 2010⁐ortraits of the West: The Kenneth M. Freeman Legacy Collection, †a traveling exhibition of more...
15 Jun 2010On view at the Philadelphia Museum June 19⁓eptember 26, ⁐lain Beauty: Korean White Porcelain/Photographs...
15 Jun 2010⁙oul love it at Lasdon, †promised show promoter Vivien Cord for her one-day outdoor Memorial...
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