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16 Nov 2010⁔here is a lot of art energy out there,†proclaimed Gene Shannon in the hours leading up to the October...
16 Nov 2010Rosenbach Museum & Library announces the acquisition of two artistically and culturally significant...
16 Nov 2010Peter Field, 56, died peacefully on Sunday, November 7, just three weeks after being diagnosed with stage...
16 Nov 2010The New York Public Library Photography Collection is celebrated with ⁒ecollection: Thirty...
16 Nov 2010One of the largest and most refined collections of early American furniture in private hands,...
16 Nov 2010The buzz was about the new auction house in town, Loew-Demers Auctions, which staged its first...
16 Nov 2010⁆all is in the air&†Autumn Hartford is here,†proclaimed show manager Frank Gaglio of Barn...
16 Nov 2010The Greater York Antiques Show made its annual fall appearance at the York Fairgrounds on Friday...
16 Nov 2010⁔his stoneware and redware auction is a very special one for us ...as we have been searching...
16 Nov 2010Bainbridges is a fairly small English auction house yet its November 11 auction hit the big leagues,...
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