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21 Dec 2010
21 Dec 2010The Worcester Art Museum is displaying two complete sets of Francisco de Goya prints from its permanent...
21 Dec 2010Just when dealers and collectors were wondering what Marilyn Gould was going to do with her show...
21 Dec 2010The Peabody Essex Museum is a fitting location for an antiques show and even more so this year...
21 Dec 2010In celebration of his two decades in the antiques business, Frank Kaminski bucked the current...
21 Dec 2010The final lecture and gallery tour of the exhibition ⁗ith Needle and Brush Schoolgirl Embroidery...
21 Dec 2010Heritage Auctions realized stellar prices and near-perfect sell-through rates on the $1.2 million...
21 Dec 2010The Cape Ann Museum presents the exhibition, ⁔o Gather Together and Keep These Bonds: Highlights...
21 Dec 2010Bonhams†fine British and European glass and paperweights auction on December 15, achieved some...
21 Dec 2010There is no setting more fitting for The American Art Fair than the museum of the school that...
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