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Article Archives
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15 Nov 2011It is no easy task to illustrate a children book. A sense of imagination, design, color and whimsy...
15 Nov 2011The October 29″0 weekend was a bad choice for an antiques show if it happened to be within...
15 Nov 2011Holding court through April 22 at The Cloisters †The Metropolitan Museum branch devoted...
15 Nov 2011Jenkins Management conducted the fall classic combined Tailgate / Music Valley Antiques Show...
15 Nov 2011On view through February 5, the Flynt Center exhibition, ⁃urators†Choice: A New Look at Old Objects,†will...
15 Nov 2011A one-of-a-kind standing redhead drake by Elmer Crowell sold for an auction record price of $241,500...
15 Nov 2011Danielson, billed as ⁃onnecticut Quiet Corner,†was looking forward to having that ⁱuiet†get...
15 Nov 2011⁈ide/Seek: Difference and Desire in American Portraiture,†is the first major museum exhibition...
15 Nov 2011Bonhams took a dominant position on Asian arts in Europe on November 10 with outstanding sales...
15 Nov 2011As a rare fall snowstorm hit towns hard from New Jersey to Connecticut on October 29, Antique...
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