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27 Dec 2011When asked how he began a new project, eminent illustrator Howard Pyle replied, ⁆irst, I throw...
27 Dec 2011Bonhams' watches, wristwatches and clocks auction on December 8 saw active and determined bidding...
27 Dec 2011Can anyone imagine antiques dealer Jon Magoun flat on his back in a hospital, punctured by a number of tubes,...
27 Dec 2011American paintings, drawings and sculpture brought $24,557,750 on December 1 at Sotheby.The...
27 Dec 2011All the right people were on hand at JMK Shows' launch of its newest fair, the Antiques &...
27 Dec 2011This January, in celebration of its 50th anniversary, the American Folk Art Museum will present...
21 Dec 2011The Winsted Police Department has reported the theft of approximately 50 brass plaques and flag holders...
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20 Dec 2011Hill-Stead Museum is offering, for the first time, a comprehensive show of prints in it collection....
20 Dec 2011One artist's passion spawned a compelling antiques collection, an arresting blend of exquisite...
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