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03 Sep 2019SALEM, MASS. – This fall, the Peabody Essex Museum (PEM) presents a fresh perspective on the artist...
03 Sep 2019VOLGOGRAD, RUSSIA – An investigation put forward by Russian writers Yulia Vishnevetskaya and Misha...
03 Sep 2019Review and Photos by Madelia Hickman Ring MADISON, CONN. – Commanding the Madison green, and with...
03 Sep 2019By Madelia Hickman Ring WEST NEWBURY, MASS. – Paul DeCoste, a veteran dealer whose knowledge was all-embracing...
03 Sep 2019HARTFORD, CONN. – What is more ephemeral than a sun-filled, low humidity day in late August? If your...
03 Sep 2019Review and Onsite Photos by Rick Russack, Additional Photos Courtesy Bourgeault-Horan PORTSMOUTH, N.H....
03 Sep 2019Life evolves. Folk art dealers Penny and Allan Katz both came to the antiques business from completely...
03 Sep 2019I always delight when I see a gambler’s box. It probably has something to do with coming of age at the same...
03 Sep 2019An interesting array of notable lots come in play this week, starting with the one and only — Babe...
03 Sep 2019By Karla Klein Albertson WINTER PARK, FLA. – For connoisseurs in the Northeast who think they have...
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