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18 Apr 2011Two dozen antiques dealers brought an early shot of spring color to the annual Bedford Spring...
12 Apr 2011Regarded by many for centuries as the most beautiful city in the world, Venice has long been...
12 Apr 2011Tim Auctions†19th annual Cabin Fever auction filled the upstairs gallery and brought people...
12 Apr 2011A pioneering advocate of wildlife conservation, trailblazing author of realistic animal tales,...
12 Apr 2011Arthur J. Connolly, known as AJ to his family and friends, was born September 15, 1932, to Arthur...
12 Apr 2011⁗e are growing in a number of professional directions,†Leland Little said on a brisk walk-through...
12 Apr 2011The Hyde Collection announced that its prized ⁃hrist with Folded Arms†by Rembrandt van Rijn...
12 Apr 2011Celebrating its 31st year, the Ephemera Society of America conducted its annual conference and ephemera...
12 Apr 2011The Robert C. Eldred Company held its annual spring auction of fine Americana April 8‹ with great success....
12 Apr 2011Paintings by Jacopo Tintoretto (1519‱592) and Paolo Veronese (1528‱588) are among more than...
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