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June 1, 2010⁂est in Show: Staffordshire Dogs from the Collection †is on view at the Lora Robins Gallery of Design from Nature, University of Richmond Museums, through September 25, 2011.
June 1, 2010⁉t passed the litmus test, †stated Steven Weiss of RSL Auction in regard to the impressive results posted after the Richard C. Stevens mechanical and still bank collection sale concluded May 22.
June 1, 2010⁐ousette-Dart: Predominantly White Paintings, †an exhibition of important postwar (1949‱954) paintings by Richard Pousette-Dart (1916‱992), will be on view at the Phillips Collection from June...
June 1, 2010A little over a century ago, Modernism began to stir in Europe, starting with Henri Matisse and his compatriots, dubbed the auves †or wild beasts for their radical use of strident color, extreme...
May 25, 2010Coveted for form and design, prime examples of American stoneware from the Nineteenth Century have long been a staple of every important folk art collection. With brilliant and intriguing cobalt designs...
May 25, 2010The debut of the Wayside Inn Antiques Show, a benefit for the landmarked Longfellow Wayside Inn, met with a warm reception. The show previewed Friday, May 14, and ran for the next two days on the grounds...
May 25, 2010There was a broad smile on auctioneer Gene Shannon face as he greeted clients into his gallery on April 29, and it was there for good reason. Not only was he offering a fine selection of paintings,...
May 25, 2010The International Center of Photography has announced the acquisition of the entire archive of work by photographer Roman Vishniac. The Vishniac archive provides a comprehensive record of his photographs,...
May 25, 2010Throughout his life, Pablo Picasso was fascinated with the life and work of Edgar Degas. ⁐icasso Looks at Degas, †a groundbreaking exhibition at the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute June...
May 25, 2010Brimfield first session of 2010 †the outdoor antiques and collectibles megamarket collectively entering its 51st year †drew hoards of shoppers to the mile-long stretch of Route 20.
May 25, 2010Auctioneers have learned to cope with a myriad of meteorological challenges year-round, from bone-chilling blizzards to terrifying tornados, but the last thing Jeanne Bertoia and her team expected to deal...
May 18, 2010Brown furniture is alive and well in some quarters †auction houses and dealers are selling and buyers are buying. For their April 25 CRN Auction, Carl R. Nordblom and Karin J. Phillips put together...
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