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07 Aug 2012There were prints, oils and watercolors of horses hanging everywhere, horses posed in both carved...
07 Aug 2012Long respected as a repository of first-rate American folk art, the Shelburne Museum in Shelburne,...
07 Aug 2012Winterthur groundbreaking 2011 exhibition ⁐aint, Pattern & People: Furniture of Southeastern...
07 Aug 2012The great wealth amassed throughout the Newport area in the early Nineteenth Century, a result...
07 Aug 2012The James E. Buttersworth oil painting that had until recently been on loan to the New Britain...
07 Aug 2012Nautical and Americana material drew bidders to Frank Kaminski July 14 sale held on the grounds...
07 Aug 2012On July 26 Heritage Auctions scaled new heights when a piece of original art by Todd McFarlane for The Amazing...
07 Aug 2012Allan Stone Gallery announces that artist Robert S. Neuman will have an exhibition at the Heckscher...
07 Aug 2012The Connecticut Spring Antiques Show, which has been called the rand dame†of New England...
07 Aug 2012On the occasion of its centennial this year, the Bruce Museum has mounted a three-part exhibition...
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