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January 25, 2011Of the masterpieces of Louis Comfort Tiffany, the most splendid was the spectacular country estate, Laurelton Hall, his personal Xanadu that he built on the North...
January 25, 2011On February 5, the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Art and Anthropology will open the exhibition, ⁓ecrets of the Silk Road.†On view through June 5 at its only East Coast venue, the exhibition...
January 25, 2011The town of Greenburgh Police Department is investigating the theft on December 16 of a pair of antique French chandeliers from an antiques restoration shop.
January 25, 2011The Stark Museum of Art invites the public to a gallery spotlight and a reception on Tuesday, February 1, to celebrate the life and artistry of African American sculptor Edmonia Lewis. During this...
January 25, 2011Three days of Americana Week sales at Sotheby from January 21 to 23 produced results of $14.4 million.
January 25, 2011The foot of snow from the previous day blizzard had all been plowed and the paths into the XL Center cleared for the queue of buyers who eagerly made their way January 8 for the twice-a-year tradition...-
January 25, 2011Steve Miller, 75, an American folk art specialist, died January 20 at Mount Sinai Hospital with his family by his side. Born Stephen Berman, Steve was a leading authority of American folk art and ran the American...
January 25, 2011It is always standing-room-only at CRN Auctions events, and its most recent sale, January 9, was no exception. The auction house made its first foray into Internet bidding, but a brisk pace was maintained....
January 25, 2011Christie capped its Americana Week auctions with the sale of a three-shell Newport bureau table with a blocked façade for $5,682,500 January 21. The price, a record for the form, is the fourth highest...
January 25, 2011Several inches of snow on Friday, January 7, the opening day at Birchwood Manor Antiques Show, resulted in minimal gate on the first day,†according to show manager Allison Kohler. The show then...
January 18, 2011The Woodmere Art Museum presents a new exhibition exploring the work of landscape painter John Folinsbee (1892‱972), offering a fresh perspective on the revered New Hope painter life and career.
January 18, 2011An anticipatory stillness prevailed in the gallery as anxious bidders awaited the offering of a Chinese album of ink and color paintings on paper by various Twentieth Century artists. Bidding ricocheted...
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