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Article Archives
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31 Jan 2015NEW YORK CITY – Following a dream, aspiring painter Robert Ellison Jr., left his home state of Texas...
30 Jan 2015When Steve Corrigan & Doug Jackman Fell In Love With An Antique House, The Courtship Was Costly,...
30 Jan 2015Andrew Jackson was a rockstar. This anti-Eastern Establishment, working-class hero enjoyed wild popularity...
30 Jan 2015WELLINGTON, FLA.— Eric Norman Shrubsole, who arrived in the United States as a journeyman antiques...
28 Jan 2015NEW YORK CITY — As New York braced for a storm of potentially crippling proportions, the metropolis’s...
28 Jan 2015NEW YORK CITY – A collection of painted illustrations used for the covers of cheap throwaway fiction...
28 Jan 2015Didn’t make it into New York in time? You can still shop The NY Ceramics & Glass Fair, Metro...
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23 Jan 2015MARIETTA, PENN. – For many years we pursued Harry B. Hartman, who died suddenly on January 3 at 84, for an interview....
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