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19 Mar 2019By Jessica Skwire Routhier BALTIMORE – The Minotaur – the fearsome half-man, half-bull monster...
19 Mar 2019NEW YORK CITY – The Metropolitan Museum is known for its blockbuster exhibitions that fill large...
19 Mar 2019Review and Onsite Photos by Greg Smith VINELAND, N.J. – Four early toy collections converged in Bertoia...
19 Mar 2019With many antiques shops now gone and fewer still keeping regular hours, we turned to Deborah Norman,...
19 Mar 2019Review and Onsite Photos by Rick Russack BOSTON – The predicted heavy snow did not appear and there...
19 Mar 2019Review and Photos by Tom O’Hara CHANTILLY, VA. – Joan Sides and her daughter Marthia Sides...
19 Mar 2019Artist Felix Gonzales Torres shone bright this week as an untitled work led the way across the block...
19 Mar 2019Review and Photos by Laura Beach TOLLAND, CONN. – It takes discipline to stick to one’s principles,...
19 Mar 2019Review and Onsite Photos by Rick Russack THOMASTON, MAINE – The Winter Weekend Auction at Kaja...
19 Mar 2019BILLINGSHURST, WEST SUSSEX, UK — Summers Place Auctions’ sale on March 12 saw ice age animals...
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