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Article Archives
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07 Feb 2012A highlight of Americana Week, Stella Show Mgmt Co. Americana & Antiques @ the Pier show...
07 Feb 2012Celebrating its 20th anniversary, the Outsider Art Fair opened at 7 West 34th for a well-attended...
07 Feb 2012Stuart Jackson Horn III, 77, died on Saturday, November 5. He was known to so many in the antiques...
07 Feb 2012In keeping with its mission to rediscover and celebrate women artists of the past and show their...
07 Feb 2012Buyers put a premium on fresh material in unrestored condition at Keno Auction $2,626,000...
07 Feb 2012Opening February 10 and on view through June 10, the Florence Griswold Museum presents …sms:...
07 Feb 2012Copley's January 16 Winter Sale of 465 lots of decoys, folk art and fine art exceeded last year...
07 Feb 2012This year, Christie scheduled a series of sales of American furniture, folk art, silver and related...
07 Feb 2012It is not mere coincidence that the year 2012 marks the 100th anniversaries of both the Greenwich...
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