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December 14, 2010A groundbreaking visual examination of how African artists expressed the dynamic interactions between African and European cultures is in its final days at the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, through...
December 14, 2010The Museum of the City of New York exhibition ⁇lorious Sky: Herbert Katzman New York,†the first major museum retrospective of this Twentieth Century American expressionist painter, is on view...
December 14, 2010Buttons, buttons and even more buttons †a few thousand of them †were spread across the tables in Hap Moore auction preview area during an early November sale.
December 14, 2010Fashion was the name of the game at Vivien Cord Vintage Clothing & Accessories, Textiles & Jewelry Show and Sale over the weekend of November 19′1 at the PAL Building
December 14, 2010Fourteen years and growing, the Boston International Fine Arts Show (BIFAS) brought 40 dealers to Boston Cyclorama building for the November 18′1 event. The strength of the show increases each...
December 14, 2010Early in America history, the pervasive institution of slavery dominated the lives of African Americans. Removed from their cultural roots, held down by prejudice and lacking the means to advance...
December 7, 2010This favored object at Yew Tree House Antiques was dognapped. Yew Tree House Antiques has reported the theft of a early Nineteenth Century carved wooden dog, recumbent, that was taken from the East 71st...
December 7, 2010Stella Show Mgmt Co. popular Pier Show returned November 13 and 14 with its prodigious display of antiques, fine art, vintage fashion and more on, enthralling normally-jaded New Yorkers.
December 7, 2010The normally reserved audience of Chinese dealers burst into applause when one of their own, representing a mainland China buyer, won an album of 25 ink and color paintings at Skinner two-day sale of Asian...
December 7, 2010The Philadelphia Museum of Art has acquired, through several gifts and a purchase agreement with the Aperture Foundation, the core collection of photographs by Paul Strand, one of the preeminent photographers...
December 7, 2010As visitors ascend the stairs to the mezzanine in the National Gallery of Art East Building, they will encounter ⁗inter (After Arcimboldo),†2010, a colossal 15-foot-tall, fiberglass sculpture...
December 7, 2010An impressive selection of early American furniture, accentuated by a smattering of quality Twentieth Century decorative accessories, made for interesting fare at Nadeau Auction Gallery on October...
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