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August 3, 2010One of the highlights of the current exhibition ⁃onnecticut Treasures: Works from Private Collections†is no longer privately held. The painting †a view of mountain laurel by the American Impressionist...
August 3, 2010Ferguson and D⁁rruda produced the fourth annual East Hampton Antiques Show July 10‱1 as a benefit for the local historical society on the grounds of Mulford Farm historic site.
August 3, 2010The top lot of Decoys Unlimited annual summer auction, which took in about $1.3 million at the Cape Codder Hotel and Conference Center July 26′7, was an early Canada goose by George Boyd.
August 3, 2010A collection of five original oils from the collection of H. Wendell Endicott, a Dedham businessman, sportsman and author, sparked active participation in the room and on the overflowing phone banks at Copley...
August 3, 2010For the fourth year, Nan Gurley filled her large tents with antiques dealers on July 11 at the Castle in the Clouds estate overlooking Lake Winnipesaukee.
July 27, 2010⁒ooted in Tradition: Art Quilts from the Rocky Mountain Quilt Museum †chronicles the history of the art quilt movement from 1980 through the present and decisively brings the quilt from the bed to the wall....
July 27, 2010The Chinese trade made its way here for Kaminski Auctions†June 25′6 sale beneath a tent featuring Asian art from two area collections that had been gathered in the Twentieth Century.
July 27, 2010Julia toy, doll and advertising auction on June 30 and July 1 grossed nearly $2.1 million. The Malcolm Deisenroth collection of early American tin toys, offered unreserved, brought approximately $1 million...
July 27, 2010The Delaware Art Museum will present ⁍odern Morphism: Contemporary Ceramic Sculpture, †on view August 7⁏ctober 3.
July 27, 2010In the late Nineteenth Century, as a result of study in Paris or examination of reproductions in this country, ambitious young American painters were exposed to the ideas of the European avant-garde †Cubism,...
July 27, 2010For the summer session, Brimfield was a good show with great antiques and good sales. Held from sunrise Tuesday, July 13, through sundown Sunday, July 18, the 20-plus shows/fields were showing antiques...
July 26, 2010Few American artists had careers as influential and controversial as Andy Warhol (1928‱987). In the nearly quarter century since his death, his quirky persona has often seemed to overwhelm his art,...
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