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April 6, 2010The Delaware Art Museum presents ⁏n Assignment: American Illustration, 1850‱950, †featuring more than 50 paintings and drawings from the museum nationally recognized collection of original...-
April 6, 2010Things have not gone well for auctioneer James D. Cyr, owner of Cyr Auction Gallery, since the state of Maine revoked his license last November. In the latest development, Cyr filed for bankruptcy on March...
April 6, 2010Jeff Bridgman, an antiques dealer from Dillsburg, Penn., who specializes in Americana, knew what he was looking at when he examined a rare portrait of George Washington by Gilbert Stuart (1755‱828)...
April 6, 2010On the eve of the spring equinox, the Chester County Antiques Show dazzled in its sophomore year at the quaint Westtown School March 19′1.
April 6, 2010⁆ra Angelico to Leonardo: Italian Renaissance Drawings †will be on view at the British Museum from April 22 to July 25 in the Round Reading Room.
April 6, 2010Hyped from several days of auctions, gallery openings and the private showings that make Asia Week a blockbuster event for out-of-town buyers, the crowd that descended on the March 24 preview of the Arts...
March 30, 2010Donal Markey, an influential dealer and collector of antique mechanical and still banks and cast iron toys, died on March 22 after a brief illness.
March 30, 2010Dr Edmund P. ( ⁔ed Pillsbury died March 25 at the age of 66 from an apparent heart attack. He died on March 25 after returning from lunch with a consignor. A former museum professional, he spent...
March 30, 2010Sauce boat shown here is similar to stolen sterling silver sauce boat. The Millis Police Department is investigating the theft of silver stolen on March 9. Among the 12-place sterling silver flatware in the Silver...
March 30, 2010The exhibition ⁎ew York Trilogy †is on view at the American Folk Art Museum Lincoln Square branch location to October 18. Highlighting New York artistry, the exhibition brings together works from...
March 30, 2010Celebrating its 30th year, the Ephemera Society of America conducted its annual Conference and Paper Show over the weekend of March 19′1, with its popular ephemera show hosting 80-plus dealers.
March 30, 2010George Washington did not leep †here. Rather, a pristine portrait of America first president done by Gilbert Stuart (1755‱828) rose to $1.06 million in very active bidding at Cottone Auctions†March...
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