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October 19, 2010The Speed Art Museum presents ⁆ive Recent Acquisitions,†on view through December 31.
October 19, 2010Sotheby Hong Kong autumn sales, October 2‸, totaled $400 million, far surpassing the firm $215 million presale estimate and marking the highest total ever for a sale series in Hong Kong.
October 19, 2010Drawn to diners and other Twentieth Century roadside architecture, photographer John Woolf embarked on a project of capturing images of these buildings †especially those in the Northeast industrial...
October 19, 2010During Morton Kuehnert Auctioneers & Appraisers†September 23 catalog auction, determined bidders knew what they wanted among the 237 cataloged lots. The bidding was lively and competitive.
October 19, 2010It may fall in the middle of Vermont Antiques Week happenings but the eclectic Ludlow Antiques Show, which marked its 46th year on October 1 and 2, is one where the merchandise speaks for itself.
October 19, 2010Textile designer, teacher and painter, Lois Mailou Jones (1905‱998) was one of the finest American artists of the late Twentieth Century and whose career is surveyed in ⁌ois Mailou Jones: A Life...
October 19, 2010Historic New England recently acquired a painting by New England artist Gertrude Beals Bourne depicting her studio, created for her by her husband, architect Frank Bourne, in ⁓unflower Castle,†their...
October 19, 2010The American Folk Art Museum will present a symposium, Focus On Women In Art, on Saturday, November 13, from 9:30 am to 5 pm.
October 19, 2010⁗e don⁴ know what we want, but we are ready to bite somebody to get it,†Will Rogers (1879‱935) waggishly said. At Fairfield Auction September 26 sale, a dealer in the auction room knew...
October 19, 2010A cobalt slip-decorated stoneware butter churn achieved a record price for Kentucky pottery at auction, selling for $55,200 (inclusive of 15 percent buyer premium) at Case Antiques Inc, Auctions &...
October 19, 2010There were times during the breakfast preview for the Bromley Mountain Antiques Show when merchandise going out the door of the ski area base lodge was creating a traffic jam for eager hopefuls...
October 19, 2010In some ways, Antiques in Vermont, the climactic endpoint of the five antiques shows comprising Vermont Antiques Week, is a distillation of the four-day show circuit.
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