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Article Archives
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31 Jan 2012The Nelson-Atkins Museum, Kansas, City, Mo., opened in 1933 to acclaim, not only for the size...
31 Jan 2012The Peabody Essex Museum (PEM) will present the first retrospective of Jerry Uelsmann work...
31 Jan 2012The Knoxville Museum of Art has acquired a landmark 1913 Impressionist painting by East Tennessee...
31 Jan 2012James D. Julia Auction presented a vast assortment of treasures over a two-day session of antique...
31 Jan 2012In celebration of the Arthur M. Sackler Gallery 25th anniversary, the Freer and Sackler...
31 Jan 2012Arie L. Kopelman, chairman of the show, is a fixture on the floor of the Winter Antiques Show...
31 Jan 2012Flintlock musket, 56 inches in length with a brass patch box engraved “Clement Fairchild, 4th Connecticut...
31 Jan 2012⁈ave you seen the Statue of Liberty figure?†we asked one of the dealers as we entered the armory...
31 Jan 2012⁉ can open this lot at $50,000,†the auctioneer at Sotheby said, as lot number 616 of the landmark...
31 Jan 2012Pook & Pook, Inc first sale of the new year began the season with a bang. The 1,100-lot...
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