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25 Oct 2011UPDATE as of Thursday, November 3, 2011: Antiques And The Arts Weekly was able to publish last...
25 Oct 2011For the exhibition ⁄iego Rivera: Murals for The Museum of Modern Art,†MoMA will reunite five...
25 Oct 2011The Original Round Top Texas Antiques Fair, hosted by Susan and Bo Franks September 28⁏ctober...
25 Oct 2011Ashley Ferguson, co-manager of the Marburger Farm Antique Show, reported that more than 350 dealers...
25 Oct 2011There were many new faces in the crowd on September 21 as a host of people flew in to attend...
25 Oct 2011Eclectic, but solid offerings attracted dealers and retail buyers to the two-day sale, October...
25 Oct 2011In honor of the centenary of Howard Pyle death and celebrating the 100th anniversary of its founding,...
25 Oct 2011It was a ream come true†for a local picker at Clarke Auctioneers this past Sunday, October 23, as a rare...
25 Oct 2011The Bruce Museum presents the new exhibition ⁄ivided Light and Color: American Impressionist...
25 Oct 2011⁗e gave it a lot of thought, talked it over with the dealers, and it worked well,†Karen DiSaia,...
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