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22 Feb 2011Native American decorative arts and craft works †acquired by H.F. du Pont and a long-overlooked...
22 Feb 2011A country-oriented show, the Tolland Antiques Show rates high on the popularity poll for Americana...
22 Feb 2011The long-running Outsider Art Fair, which marked its 19th edition on February 11‱3 in the 7W building,...
22 Feb 2011Veteran antiques dealer and show promoter Robert W. ⁂ob†Armacost died Friday, February 11, at his home....
22 Feb 2011One of the most original artists of the Twentieth Century, Isamu Noguchi (1904‱988) was a multi-faceted...
22 Feb 2011Three giants of Twentieth Century American photography, Alfred Stieglitz, Edward Steichen and Paul...
22 Feb 2011After achieving steadily climbing sales throughout 2010, and concluding the year with a stellar...
22 Feb 2011Billed as ⁃urio Auction No. 6,†the January 29 sale at Estates Unlimited attracted a strong...
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