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02 Aug 2011After a yearlong international tour, Paul Gauguin ⁔he Brooding Woman†is back on view at the Worcester...
02 Aug 2011Rodolfo Ciccarello, who arrived on American shores from Rome in 1968, achieved career success...
02 Aug 2011Rock Island Auction Company has shown once again the overwhelming popularity of its regional...
02 Aug 2011The Philadelphia Museum of Art announced the acquisition of a wide range of works of art, ranging...
02 Aug 2011Longtime antiques dealer Shirley J. Gordon died March 31, 2011, after a yearlong struggle with...
02 Aug 2011On June 20, Michaan Auctions held its fine Asian works of art sale, becoming its highest grossing...
02 Aug 2011The summer London antiques calendar has wide appeal and the addition of the Masterpiece London...
02 Aug 2011New York ultimate summer weekend destination, East Hampton, swelled in population even more...
02 Aug 2011The New York Public Library recently announced that it has acquired for its Lincoln Center Library...
02 Aug 2011Two oil paintings by Albert Bierstadt featuring majestic mountains of the West sold at a Coeur...
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