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Article Archives
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22 May 2012"We had close to 500 people at the preview, the gate was a bit over last year, and many visitors...
22 May 2012A Chinese Export porcelain model of the Chinese god of wine, Du Kang, was reported stolen at an antiques...
22 May 2012Earlier this spring, a series of thefts took place at a home (originally reported in the April 4 edition...
22 May 2012⁓oup to nuts, for paintings under a $100,000, the crowd was extremely active and competitive,†stated...
22 May 2012Rocky Coffin, a longtime antiques dealer, entrepreneur and general Renaissance man, passed away shortly...
22 May 2012Artist, printmaker, writer, explorer and political/social activist Rockwell Kent (1882-1971)...
22 May 2012⁗e are delighted to report that 2,200 people attended this year,†said Vivien Cord, manager...
22 May 2012The Pasadena Museum of California Art will present ⁅dgar Payne: The Scenic Journey,†a retrospective...
22 May 2012The April 25 auction of American and European Art at the Institute of Contemporary Art at Maine...
22 May 2012The earliest known jersey worn by New York Yankees Babe Ruth sold for $4,415,658. The jersey set world...
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