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October 5, 2010Follow him around for a couple of months and you will probably come to the conclusion that it is not easy being Michael Feinstein. He is consumed by a schedule of 150 concerts per year with extensive...
October 5, 2010"It was hot, but we still had a nice crowd for the preview party on Friday, which got the show off to a good start," said Frank Gaglio, manager of the Princeton Fall Antiques and Fine Arts Show. Dealers...
October 5, 2010On September 23, Franklin Rappold died at age 96. He was well known to many in the antiques world, having been a dealer in Eighteenth Century period American furniture for most of his life, first in Baltimore,...
October 5, 2010There is no better way to spend a perfect late summer day than at an old-fashioned country auction in a spectacular setting. A lot of people clearly thought so as an old-fashioned crowd spilled out over...
October 5, 2010The Hood Museum of Art at Dartmouth College presents a major exhibition of paintings by Frank Stella from October 9 to March 31.
October 5, 2010In honor of Will Barnet centennial year, the Art Students League brings together, for the first time, highlights of the artist career, at the league Phyllis Harriman Mason Gallery through...
October 5, 2010Important American furniture, folk art and prints formed the September 29 sale at Christie, bringing in a total of $4,748,887, while Sotheby's September 30 Americana sale grossed $3,646,000, and featured...
September 28, 2010If anyone walked away hungry from the 90th anniversary celebration at Nathan Liverant and Son September 25, it was not the fault of the Liverants. In addition to a great fall day, a warm welcome was extended...
September 28, 2010The 59th Antique Textiles Vintage Fashion Show & Sale, September 6, was a full house of exhibitors and it filled that morning with customers happy to find their latest additions to collections...
September 28, 2010A Philadelphia woman's garage find of a treasure trove of coins hidden in suitcases drew strong bidding at a recent auction at Stephenson.
September 28, 2010Between 1650 and 1850, the Connecticut River Valley was one of the most important areas in America for the teaching and production of embroidery works by young school girls. Tutored in various academies,...
September 28, 2010From October 7 to January 17, the Neue Galerie will present ⁐ostcards of the Wiener Werkstätte: The Leonard A. Lauder Collection.†This will be the first major museum show conducted in the United...
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