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Article Archives
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26 Feb 2016NEW YORK CITY — The Appraisers Association of America will present “Judaica: Ritual and Ceremonial...
26 Feb 2016ALBANY, N.Y. — The Albany Institute of History & Art, New York’s oldest museum, turned 225 years...
26 Feb 2016SOUTH BURLINGTON, VT. — This circa 1780–1800 cherry candlestand with dish top was reported stolen...
26 Feb 2016Maine show promoter Nan Gurley was recently hospitalized but is in good spirits. Her daughter, Rachel...
25 Feb 2016NEW YORK CITY — A woman ahead of her time, Anna Walinska (1906–1997) enrolled in the Art Students...
25 Feb 2016CORNING,N.Y. — The Corning Museum of Glass has released its first scholarly electronic resource, The Techniques...
25 Feb 2016WILLIAMSBURG, VA. — Marking the first collaboration between the Art Museums of Colonial Williamsburg...
24 Feb 2016LONDON — The piano that Sting worked on for a decade, including three albums – The Labyrinth, If on a Winter’s...
24 Feb 2016MIAMI, FLA. — Steeped in opulence and mythology, Vizcaya is a glimpse into a bygone era when Gilded...
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