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28 Dec 2012⁏verall, the event was a success from the magnificent displays and efforts of the exhibitors,...
28 Dec 2012⁔reasures Of The Alfred Stieglitz Center: Photographs from the Permanent Collection,†on view...
28 Dec 2012Patricia E. Kane is not one to do things by halves. In an era of instant communications and half-baked...
28 Dec 2012On December 2, Grogan & Company Fine Art Auctioneers and Appraisers conducted its annual...
28 Dec 2012NORTH HAMPTON, N.H. — Americana dealer Debbie Spiecker, 64, died on November 5 after a 13-year...
21 Dec 2012The Blanton Museum of Art has added two works to its permanent collection by sculptor and distinguished...
21 Dec 2012It was an old-fashioned auction with old-fashioned bidding, an old-fashioned buyers†premium...
21 Dec 2012Those looking to fill the stockings of loved ones with antiques knew just the right place to go †the...
21 Dec 2012A full-plate daguerreotype was the runaway star at Eldred Americana auction November 16-17,...
21 Dec 2012Delight in the spectacle of the circus! It all began with equestrian displays in the winter of 1771-1772,...
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