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November 2, 2010Calling it an conic American still life,†auctioneer Gene Shannon expressed high hopes for the painting that had been included in a plethora of major exhibitions, including ones at The National Gallery...
November 2, 2010A blaze of color filled the fourth floor exhibition hall at the Metropolitan Pavilion from October 22 to 24 as the International Vintage Poster Fair made its East Coast showing
November 2, 2010Fans of Pennsylvania antiques were out in force on Saturday, October 30, for Pook & Pook auction of the collection of Richard and Joane Smith.
November 2, 2010⁁lessi: Ethical and Radical,†at the Philadelphia Museum of Art November 21 through April 10, surveys a series of milestone Alessi collaborations in design from 1955 to the present.
November 2, 2010Post-World War I Germany was a hotbed of remarkable creativity, unequalled in Europe. In spite of its crushing defeat in war, in the Roaring Twenties the country enjoyed a period of uninhibited revelry...
November 2, 2010Denys Wortman (1887‱958), the subject of a retrospective opening at the Museum of the City of New York on November 19, once said: ⁉ don⁴ try to be funny. I try to draw contemporary life.
November 2, 2010The personal and official papers of a high-ranking British diplomat who participated in the Treaty of Paris with the American colonies that formally ended the Revolutionary War, are now part of the archives...
October 26, 2010We cannot think of a selling event that makes more effective use of its venue than the Antiques Dealers Association Historic Deerfield Antiques Show, set on the campus of Historic Deerfield and Deerfield...
October 26, 2010Deeply embedded in a tumultuous era of religious reformation and scientific inquiry, Albrecht Dürer used his art to reflect the spiritual and social preoccupations of his time. ⁔he Strange World...
October 26, 2010Ancient jades and bronzes will return to public view at the Smithsonian Freer Gallery of Art November 20 when more than 100 works will be reinstalled in two newly renovated galleries after more...
October 26, 2010The ⁆un Fair†was just that. An extra-large exhibition space, 500-plus exhibitors, a selection of objects that ran from soup to nuts and a promoter abounding with energy. And it all took place...
October 26, 2010Magician, escapologist, showman and anti-spiritualist crusader, Harry Houdini (1874-1926) spent his life in pursuit of fame. The success of his mission can be measured by the fact that he became an American...
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