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16 Jul 2013NORFOLK, VA.. — The Chrysler Museum of Art has acquired an exceptional 17-inch glass cameo plaque...
16 Jul 2013CAMBRIDGE, MASS. — Any museum curator needing expertise in Nineteenth or Twentieth Century American...
16 Jul 2013By: R. Scudder Smith SOUTH SALEM, N.Y. — For 21 years now,...
16 Jul 2013By: Stephen May SALEM, MASS. — Drawing on what is considered the world’s...
10 Jul 2013WILTON, CONN. — Frances Ford Hills, who ran Frances Hills Antiques from 1952 to 2000, died on Wednesday,...
09 Jul 2013CHICAGO, ILL. — The sight of the elusive Mount Fuji on a clear day, its beautiful shape rising...
09 Jul 2013By: Andrea V, Photos by David S. Smith SOUTHBURY, CONN. — Danish...
09 Jul 2013By: Stephen May NEW YORK CITY — “Well-bred people are no fun to paint,”...
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02 Jul 2013LOS ANGELES, CALIF. — The Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) will present “Shaping...
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