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31 May 2011Albert M. Sack, pioneer American antique dealer, author, lecturer, and World War II veteran,...
31 May 2011From June 12 to July 1, the Salmagundi Club will present ⁗iggins, Wiggins & Wiggins: Three...
31 May 2011Lyonel Feininger has long been recognized as a major figure of the Bauhaus, renowned for his romantic,...
31 May 2011A good variety of Americana was offered at a small and select one-day show hosted by Nan Gurley...
31 May 2011The Denver Art Museum takes a closer look at the medium of clay in its exhibition ⁍arvelous...
31 May 2011An impressive sales total of more than $5 million was realized for an impressive selection of paintings...
31 May 2011An Eighteenth Century Kentucky Federal cherry secretary, circa 1795, that descended in the family...
31 May 2011The nation capital is a city loaded with portraits of notable figures in public buildings...
31 May 2011A good assortment of estate-fresh materials was offered at Brookfield Auction most recent...
31 May 2011Linda Zukas began the 21st year of her Antique Textile and Vintage Fashions Show and Sale May 9 and said...
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