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15 Feb 2011An early Nineteenth Century inkwell soared at a January 15 auction conducted by Castner Auction...
15 Feb 2011The most extensive exhibition ever mounted of Thornton Dial painting and sculpture will premiere...
15 Feb 2011⁇reat.†That was the adjective used by virtually every dealer we spoke with in the days that...
15 Feb 2011For nearly four decades, British-born, Yale-educated Rackstraw Downes (b 1939) has been painting...
08 Feb 2011Two lots of R.S. Prussia †a 15-inch Carnation mold centerpiece bowl and a 13-piece service,...
08 Feb 2011Spring begins a bit early in 2011, when ⁔he American Impressionists in the Garden†opens at the Taft...
08 Feb 2011Richard Villa died on Sunday, January 30, 2011, at his home after a 15-month fight against cancer. He was born...
08 Feb 2011For thousands of years, Native Americans have been creating artwork that defines their world...
08 Feb 2011Copley first winter sale in New York City during Antiques Week, on Monday, January 17, proved...
08 Feb 2011A line outside the entrance and satisfied-looking shoppers laden with bags and boxes from the dealers...
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