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25 Sep 2018NASHVILLE, TENN. – The Frist Art Museum will be the first stop for an exhibition of paintings,...
25 Sep 2018The New York sales of Chinese and Asian paintings, sculpture, calligraphy and works of art dominated...
25 Sep 2018Review and Photos by Madelia Hickman Ring NEW YORK CITY – On the evening of September 18, a five-day...
25 Sep 2018Review and Photos By Greg Smith INDIAN LAKE, N.Y. – Resembling a homecoming parade for Adirondack...
25 Sep 2018BOSTON — With a letter of authentication from Emily M. Weeks, Ph.D., Jean-Léon Gérôme’s (French,...
25 Sep 2018Review by Madelia Hickman Ring DOWNINGTOWN, PENN. – Pook & Pook Inc enjoyed impressive results...
25 Sep 2018Who hasn’t built a snowman – or snowwoman or snowfamily, for that matter? Bob Eckstein, whose...
25 Sep 2018Review and Photos By Greg Smith BLUE MOUNTAIN LAKE, N.Y. – The Adirondack Experience: The Museum...
25 Sep 2018Review And Onsite Photos By Rick Russack BEVERLY, MASS. – The first day of Frank Kaminski’s...
25 Sep 2018Artists and artistry abound in this week’s Across the Block. “Here Comes the Sun” must...
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