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14 Dec 2010Fashion was the name of the game at Vivien Cord Vintage Clothing & Accessories, Textiles...
14 Dec 2010Fourteen years and growing, the Boston International Fine Arts Show (BIFAS) brought 40 dealers...
14 Dec 2010Early in America history, the pervasive institution of slavery dominated the lives of African...
07 Dec 2010This favored object at Yew Tree House Antiques was dognapped. Yew Tree House Antiques has reported the theft...
07 Dec 2010Stella Show Mgmt Co. popular Pier Show returned November 13 and 14 with its prodigious display...
07 Dec 2010The normally reserved audience of Chinese dealers burst into applause when one of their own, representing...
07 Dec 2010The Philadelphia Museum of Art has acquired, through several gifts and a purchase agreement with...
07 Dec 2010As visitors ascend the stairs to the mezzanine in the National Gallery of Art East Building,...
07 Dec 2010An impressive selection of early American furniture, accentuated by a smattering of quality Twentieth...
07 Dec 2010Modernism+Art20 made its sophomore appearance as a combined fair November 12‱5 at the Park...
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