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29 Nov 2011From November 2 to 6, the Irving Convention Center was transformed into a glowing exhibition...
29 Nov 2011This holiday season Norman Rockwell Museum celebrates the 200th anniversary of Charles Dickens...
29 Nov 2011There is a small nest of antiques shows that run every year, without fail, and with little fanfare,...
29 Nov 2011On a recent rainy afternoon in the comfort of his book-lined study in Cambridge, Mass., eminent...
29 Nov 2011Scott Antiques Market, a monthly happening that fills 3,300 exhibit spaces in two enormous buildings...
29 Nov 2011A historically significant and museum-quality archive of material pertaining to the doomed ocean...
29 Nov 2011More than 750 lots were offered in room settings over Columbus Day weekend, October 9‱0, at the Connecticut...
29 Nov 2011⁏ld Masters to Monet: Three Centuries of French Painting from the Wadsworth Atheneum†will...
29 Nov 2011⁆lorence and the Baroque: Paintings from the Haukohl Family Collection†brings masterworks...
29 Nov 2011A famille rose enameled glass snuff bottle from the imperial Qianlong palace workshops sold for $3,328,400...
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