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29 Jan 2013Artist Colleen Browning (1918′003), a National Academician, played a significant role in America...
29 Jan 2013The first of the Americana Week in New York City events for 2013 witnessed healthy results,...
29 Jan 2013Christie launched its Americana Week auctions on January 24′5 with new discoveries and old treasures....
29 Jan 2013Now in its 14th year, the New York Ceramics Fair was the first of the shows to officially kick...
29 Jan 2013By: David S. Smith NEW YORK CITY — The first of the Americana Week...
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29 Jan 2013FAIRFIELD, CONN. — Artist Colleen Browning (1918–2003), a National Academician, played a significant...
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