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25 Sep 2012The Adirondack Antiques Street Show that ran September 12‱6, offered canoes, pack baskets,...
25 Sep 2012Colors were strong and bright for this year final Antique Textiles and Vintage Fashions Show...
25 Sep 2012Celebrating the opening of the newly restored Winslow Homer Studio, which it maintains, the Portland...
25 Sep 2012Christie concluded its fall Asian art week with a combined total of $44,735,075 achieved over...
25 Sep 2012An oil painting by French Impressionist Pierre Auguste Renoir stolen from a Houston home last...
25 Sep 2012An antiques dealer showing at J&J Promotions during the September edition of the Brimfield antiques...
25 Sep 2012The American-Scandinavian Foundation will present an exhibition tracking the great, medieval...
25 Sep 2012Rago Arts and Auction Center 2,000-lot auction September 14‱6 would have been a great success even...
25 Sep 2012Since 1909, major artists from nearly every art movement have co-opted, mimicked, defused, undermined,...
25 Sep 2012Brimfield, Mass. :An antiques dealer showing at J&J Promotions during the September edition of the Brimfield...
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