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February 8, 2011An Angel Gabriel weathervane that topped Christian Chapel in Ohio since 1872 has come down, been restored to its original glory and is in the safekeeping of folk art specialist Fred Giampietro, after...
February 1, 2011Most of the dealers interviewed at the Winter Antiques Show reported that they were either up to or above pre-recession sales, and they still had a few days to go when this review was written. The show...
February 1, 2011After a bidding battle between two collectors at WestLicht December 4 camera auction, the auction highlight, a rare Leica MP2 from 1958 with a starting price of $100,000 soared to an incredible...
February 1, 2011The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts (VMFA) will mount what it considers to be the most important exhibition in its history from February 19 to May 15. ⁐icasso: Masterpieces from the Musée National...
February 1, 2011⁉ am tired, but really happy,†Karen DiSaia said a few days after the closing of TAAS, The American Antiques Show, which ended its three-day run at the Metropolitan Pavilion on Sunday, January...
February 1, 2011A cast stone-type garden statue of Saint Fiacre was reported stolen from the backyard of a home here between December 22 and January 1.
February 1, 2011The bell, standing 50 inches high, weighing approximately 500 pounds and with a green patina, has the words “Hooper & Son, Boston, Mass.†and the date 1853. Thieves or a thief with power equipment...
February 1, 2011Showgoers were glad to enter the lobby at the Passenger Ship Terminal Pier 92 for the 9 am opening of Stella Show Mgmt Co. Americana & Antiques @ The Pier on January 22. Not only did it offer...
February 1, 2011There are a number of ways to judge an opening crowd at an antiques show without counting heads. At Antiques at the Armory, one of Stella Show Mgmt Co. entries to Antiques Week in New York, one way is to seek...
February 1, 2011Two cataloged, single-owner sales and one big various owners†sale pushed Sotheby three-day Americana total to $14.4 million, smartly above the $11.5 cumulative target that the York Avenue auction...
February 1, 2011From the sacrifice of classical heroines to the grief of ordinary people, a new Smart Museum exhibition examines tragic emotion. The University of Chicago Smart Museum of Art will present ⁔he...
February 1, 2011Drawing, an integral part of Nineteenth Century academic training and art-making process, is the focus of the third collaboration in three years between the Dahesh Museum of Art and Syracuse University....
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