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29 Oct 2012On Saturday, October 27, Pook & Pook sold 413 lots from the collection of Mr and Mrs Paul Flack,...
29 Oct 2012American Furniture & Decorative Arts, including a separate catalog of The Patriotic Americana...
29 Oct 2012When the fall Rhinebeck Antiques Fair opened to a large, enthusiastic crowd ready to spend money...
29 Oct 2012The most widespread, destructive and consequential conflict in history is the subject of ⁗WII...
29 Oct 2012⁁rtists in America: Highlights of the Collection from the New Britain Museum of American Art†is...
29 Oct 2012In March of this year, James D. Julia Auctioneers conducted what is the largest grossing firearms...
29 Oct 2012The political cartoon came into its own in America in the Nineteenth Century. Thanks to new and inexpensive...
29 Oct 2012⁇erman Expressionism from the Detroit Institute of Arts†will be on view in the Frist Center...
29 Oct 2012Doyle inaugural street art auction on October 16 showcased many of the most important artists...
29 Oct 2012On Saturday, September 22, Michael and Seth Fallon of Copake Auction sold 650 lots in an unreserved...
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