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April 27, 2010Stefek second anniversary spring auction on March 25 was a spirited sale, according to the firm, with bidders registered from 23 different countries vying for more than 400 lots.
April 27, 2010A collection of Americana compiled over 40 years by ⁴wo passionate individuals, †George Barimo and Ben Schechter, crossed the auction block at Stair Galleries on March 27 with good results noted throughout...-
April 27, 2010Jane Hetzel Scranton died on April 21 at Middletown Hospice. She was married for 50 years to longtime antiques dealer Lewis Scranton and accompanied him to many antiques shows.
April 27, 2010Pablo Picasso (1881‱973), the preeminent artist of the Twentieth Century, continues to be wildly popular nearly four decades after his death. At least four Picasso exhibitions are scheduled this year...
April 27, 2010Scrimshaw experts, collectors and fans will come together May 14‱6 at the New Bedford Whaling Museum for the 21st annual Scrimshaw Weekend, a three-day international event that has something for everyone,...
April 27, 2010After a quarter century of successes, eyebrows would have been raised had the perennially popular Bedford Spring Antiques Show not risen to the occasion for its silver anniversary presentation. Like clockwork,...
April 27, 2010Antiquorum March 20-21 sale of important collectors†wristwatches, pocket watches, clocks and horological tools concluded with a total of $6,615,411.
April 27, 2010The news in the book world is that buyers are back. Serious book collectors came out in droves for the 50th anniversary edition of the New York Antiquarian Book Fair April 8‱1, proving that the event...
April 27, 2010Since 2002, Saturday night during the run of The Philadelphia Antiques Show has been special, a time when dealers and friends gather to honor the recipient of the Award of Merit, presented by the Antiques...
April 27, 2010Three years into AD 20/21, the mood is buoyant and the gate is up markedly. The show, which ran at the Cyclorama April 8‱1 †all bright lights and focused on arts and design of the Twentieth and Twenty-First...
April 20, 2010The colorful and evocative art of Maurice Prendergast (1858‱924), one of America first Modernist artists, continues to be highly popular in the Twenty-First Century. His appealing subject matter...
April 20, 2010From April 23 to May 2, the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, will pair a work by Odd Nerdrum and one work by his mentor Andrew Wyeth. The paintings will be on view in PAFA Historic Landmark Building.
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