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December 7, 2010Modernism+Art20 made its sophomore appearance as a combined fair November 12‱5 at the Park Avenue Armory, opening Thursday, November 11, with a dazzling preview to benefit the Brooklyn Museum and Planned...
December 7, 2010Opening December 12, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art will present ⁉ndia Fabled City: The Art of Courtly Lucknow††the first major international exhibition devoted to the cosmopolitan...
December 7, 2010From humble beginnings in 1960 in a small one-room shop, Joan and her soon-to-be husband, Steve Pappas, have long been recognized as staples of the antiques community. Celebrating their 50th year...
December 7, 2010Interesting historic material spurred collectors†bids and purchases at Eldred November 19′0 sale of Americana, marine art and paintings.
December 7, 2010Some scholars cast a shadow so deep that decades pass before newcomers dare examine a subject in a new light. Betty Ring is one such giant. Beginning in 1967 and culminating in 1993 with Girlhood...
November 30, 2010⁗e were very pleased with the show. Some of our dealers reported very good sales, and we maintained the same gate as last year,†said Elaine St Onge of the the tenth year for the Wethersfield Antiques...
November 30, 2010An antique Native American bead-decorated and fringed hide rifle case containing an antique single-gauge shotgun was reported stolen from an antiques shop in coastal Maine on November 9.
November 30, 2010A bevy of admirers took notice of the Pennsylvania black walnut corner cabinet that was the hot lot at Skinner November 7 Americana sale, where it sold to one lucky bidder for $259,000.-
November 30, 2010A noted New York City jeweler who collected baubles worth millions of dollars and ran boutiques that decorated celebrities and fashion models in eye-catching opulence was arrested Monday, November 22, on fraud...
November 30, 2010Patricia Ruth Phillips Silleck, formerly of Bronxville, N.Y., and Greenwich, Conn., died peacefully on November 21 in Littleton, Colo. She had been in ill health for the past few years. Pat was a member...
November 30, 2010⁎etWorks 2009-2010†is on view at Newport Art Museum, featuring the work of 23 Rhode Island artists who were selected for this exhibition.
November 30, 2010The Smithsonian National Museum of American History recently acquired at auction a rare Eighteenth Century silver milk pot or creamer that made a political statement in the Colonial era.
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