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March 8, 2011The two stolen paintings are works by noted Nineteenth Century landscape artist Jasper Cropsey. They are “Upper Hudson,†(shown at top) dating to 1871, and “Greenwood Lake,†dating to 1876....
March 8, 2011Brock Jobe, professor of American decorative arts at Winterthur Museum, waxed eloquent over a cache of previously unknown Portsmouth furniture. ⁉ can⁴ remember when a more impressive group of Portsmouth...
March 8, 2011While the vast majority of the country bundled up in an attempt to fend off the lingering cold snap that Old Man Winter has served up this winter, spirited crowds and brisk sales transformed February...
March 8, 2011Archie Andrews may not be a super hero, but on February 24′5 the carrot-topped cartoon figure set a super world record when a 1942 Archie Comics #1 sold at Heritage Signature vintage comics and comics...
March 8, 2011The gifted eye and unerring taste of one woman alone is responsible for an unsurpassed collection of Twentieth Century studio jewelry. That woman, Daphne Farago, set out in the late 1980s to gather...
March 8, 2011The Dallas Museum of Art recently inaugurated ⁇ustav Stickley and the American Arts & Crafts Movement,†the first nationally touring exhibition to offer a comprehensive examination of the work...
March 8, 2011One buyer single-handedly made the day for Crocker Farm March 5 stoneware and redware auction with just two lots.
March 8, 2011The Smithsonian Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum will present ⁃olor Moves: Art and Fashion by Sonia Delaunay,†from March 18 to June 5. In the first major US museum exhibit, the 300 works...
March 8, 2011Cabin Fever Antiques Show with 30 dealers was a bright spot on a sea of cold, white powder for the one-day affair, February 12, at Mid-Vermont Christian Academy.
March 1, 2011Pablo Picasso, the most powerful, innovative and influential artist of the Twentieth Century, created a remarkable 50,000 works in varied artistic mediums. In recent decades, the public appetite...-
March 1, 2011Mark Richard Reinfurt died peacefully February 4, 2011, while asleep at his home. The longtime antiques dealer owned Equinox Antiques & Fine Art in Manchester, Vt., established in 1984.
March 1, 2011After a highly successful auction that tallied more than $2 million, auctioneer James Julia is confident that there is little doubt the economy is on the upswing. Optimism and energy filled the atmosphere...
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