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08 Nov 2011
08 Nov 2011⁁nother show manager stopped by my desk at the show and said to me, ⁔he show may be a little...
08 Nov 2011Swann Galleries†September 15 auction of the Eric C. Caren collection contained printed, manuscript...
08 Nov 2011Plenty of presale speculation centered on the potential purchaser of the exquisite portrait of the 14-year-old...
08 Nov 2011Collectors from two different worlds had the opportunity to join forces September 8‱1 to break...
08 Nov 2011A more compact showcase greeted visitors to the fall edition of the Rhinebeck Antiques Fair at the Dutchess...
08 Nov 2011Pook & Pook, Inc kicked off its fall catalog season on September 30 and October 1 with a sale...
08 Nov 2011New Orleans Auction Galleries celebrated another successful sale September 30⁏ctober 2 with...
08 Nov 2011The Morgan Library and Museum is showing more than 30 works from its extensive collections of printed...
08 Nov 2011Macculloch Hall Historical Museum, in partnership with the New Jersey Civil War Sesquicentennial...
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