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31 Aug 2015THOMASTON, MAINE – With the Wyeth Center at Farnsworth Art Museum only minutes away and the region...
29 Aug 2015THOMASTON, MAINE – Over 1,250 lots will be sold at the Thomaston Place auction, August 29-30....
28 Aug 2015GLENS FALLS, N.Y. — The Hyde Collection announced that it has received its largest gift of modern art in 30 years...
28 Aug 2015THOMASTON, MAINE — Excitement is building for the sale at Thomaston Place Auction Galleries on August...
27 Aug 2015NEWTOWN, CONN. — Former antiques dealer and collector Al Francis Sampley died on August 27. He was 91. A decorated...
27 Aug 2015CAMBRIDGE, MASS. — The Harvard Art Museums will host a special exhibition, “Corita Kent and the Language...
26 Aug 2015SANDWICH, MASS. — Exhibitions of works by three generations of Wyeth artists are invariably intriguing...
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26 Aug 2015Review and Onsite Photos by Rick Russack Additional Photos Courtesy of Skinner Inc MARLBOROUGH, MASS....
26 Aug 2015Review And Photos By Laura Beach SANTA FE, N.M. — Chicago heiress Florence Dibell Bartlett is famous...
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