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Drawings From Dahesh Museum Open Feb 9 At Palitz Gallery

01 Feb 2011

Drawing, an integral part of Nineteenth Century academic training and art-making process, is the focus...
Cornelius J eilQuinn, 85, Husband Of Antiques Dealer

01 Feb 2011

Cornelius J. ⁎eil†Quinn, 85, of Oxford, Penn., died January 28 at Jennersville Regional Hospital....
Keith Barger, 83, Antiques Dealer

01 Feb 2011

Keith Barger died January 21, 2011, after a brief, courageous battle with cancer. He is survived by his loving...
Clifford E Schaefer, Co-Owner, Flying Cranes Antiques

01 Feb 2011

Clifford E. Schaefer, co-founder of Flying Cranes Antiques, Ltd, known for rare Meiji art, died Thursday,...
Latin American Art Soars At Morton Kuehnert Auction

01 Feb 2011

The decisive frontrunner of the 120 lots of Latin American art and antiques that were on the block...
eapots By DesignAt Morris Museum

01 Feb 2011

From teapots to tea leaf readings, the Morris Museum will explore the world of tea this winter....
Keno Auctions Joins Antiques Week In New York

01 Feb 2011

Leigh Keno is no stranger to Antiques Week in New York City. As a dealer, he was an active buyer at the auctions...
ura-Europos Crossroads Of AntiquityAt The McMullen Museum Of Art

01 Feb 2011

Lasting not even six centuries, the ancient city of Dura-Europos was a stunning example of a hugely...
Good Times Roll At Christie, Where Americana Week Sales Reach 22 Million

01 Feb 2011

Christie⁳ said good-bye to the subdued selling of 2009 and 2010 with a series of auctions that...
Ceramic Fair Compact Quarters Amp Up The Energy

01 Feb 2011

Renovations to the National Academy of Design forced the 12-year-old New York Ceramics Fair,...

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