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18 Oct 2011Sandra Lee Axtell, 73, wife of Richard ⁓mitty†Axtell, died unexpectedly Friday, October 14, at Wilson...
18 Oct 2011Nye & Company's September 13′7 auction featured the estate of a New Jersey industrialist,...
18 Oct 2011Think of Native American art and one usually thinks of the past, conjuring up images of artifacts...
18 Oct 2011⁐issarro People,†on view October 22⁊anuary 22 at the Legion of Honor, Fine Arts Museums...
18 Oct 2011Historic Deerfield will delve into the creative heart of Colonial America during the upcoming...
18 Oct 2011Doyle estate jewelry auction on September 21 saw international competition from hundreds of bidders...
18 Oct 2011Cowan September 9 American Indian and Western art auction brought in a sales total of $612,426....
18 Oct 2011On September 17, Cottone Auctions held its annual fall fine art sale, which featured items from...
18 Oct 2011⁔eenie Harris, Photographer: An American Story†is the first major retrospective exhibition...
18 Oct 2011Capo Auction Fine Art and Antiques enjoyed a successful first auction of the fall season September...
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