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September 28, 2010⁊apanesque: The Japanese Print in the Era of Impressionism,†on view at the Legion of Honor October 16⁊anuary 9, introduces audiences to the development of the Japanese print over two centuries...
September 28, 2010⁗e had a record attendance and without any exaggeration, all dealers did well,†exclaimed show promoter Vivien Cord in regards to her show at the Lasdon Arboretum on Labor Day, September 6. ⁉ am pretty...
September 28, 2010Appealing to more than just black memorabilia collectors, the Ken Oden Collection of African American and African ephemera and photography saw world record prices realized in several categories when...
September 28, 2010The greatest Spanish draftsmen from the Seventeenth through the Nineteenth Century †Ribera, Murillo and Goya, among them †created works of dazzling idiosyncrasy. These diverse drawings will be the subject...
September 28, 2010Clarke Auction Gallery celebrated the grand opening at its new centrally located Post Road facility on September 12, attracting a large crowd to its inaugural fine art auction here.
September 28, 2010The fall edition of Brimfield Week that ran September 7‱2 was at or near capacity for many of the 20-plus fields for this last installment of the three-times-a-year happening.
September 21, 2010There just is not another place around that boasts the intense concentration of Americana that is seen at Melvin "Butch" Arion's Original York Antiques Show and Sale. The 155th semiannual event, conducted...
September 21, 2010One of the most interesting and exciting developments in the craft field in the late Twentieth Century was the development of lathe-turned wood objects as an art form. One of the world finest...
September 21, 2010When an unsigned ship portrait is the top lot at auction where it sells for $35,550, it is a pretty sure sign that the sale is replete with buying opportunities for everyone. Such was the case...
September 21, 2010In the 1930s, a small group of California photographers challenged the painterly, soft-focus Pictorialist style of the day. They argued that photography could only advance as an art if its practitioners...
September 21, 2010Ralph T. Coe, the third director of The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art in Kansas City (1977‱982) and one of the nation foremost authorities on American Indian art, died Tuesday, September 14, in Santa...
September 21, 2010The whaling industry that put this seaport town on the map spawned a number of ancillary industries: boat building, metalsmithing, cordage, sail making, candlemaking and carriage making, to name just...
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