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January 26, 2010Romare Bearden vibrant mural-size tableau ⁔he Block, †1971, and related sketches and photographs are being featured at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in a small installation of works from the collection.
January 26, 2010A double portrait by Ammi Phillips of a young boy and his older sister that passed to auction from a direct descendent of the sitters attained $782,500 with buyer premium at Christie auction of important...
January 26, 2010Applebrook Auction January 8 sale offering the Adesman collection from Washington, Conn., saw its fair share of surprises.
January 19, 2010The top lot at Winter Associates†December 7 sale was an abstract painting by Jan Lebenstein (Polish, 1930‱999) that sold to an online bidder in Poland.
January 19, 2010Given the surge of interest in American folk art in the last half century, it is rare these days for a significant self-taught painter to be shrouded in mystery and then rediscovered. Yet that is the case...
January 19, 2010Scott Antiques Market filled two huge exhibition halls starting early on a cold morning on January 7 with 2,600 booths of antiques and décor for the decorators, homeowners and antiques collectors.
January 19, 2010Kevin R. Velle, 55, died unexpectedly, Thursday, January 7. Born in Newark, N.J., he was the son of the late Rudy and Sally Velle. Kevin moved to Mystic in 1962 and was a graduate of Stonington High School.
January 19, 2010H. Daria Mattox, 85, died January 11, at River Glen Health Care Center. She was one of the pioneer antiques dealers in Woodbury, Conn., establishing Daria of Woodbury Antiques in 1972.
January 19, 2010Carl Michael Lindberg, 71, died at his home in Radnor on December 21, 2009. A founder of the Rufus Porter Museum in Bridgton, Carl was an avid golfer, antiques collector and member and financial advisor...
January 19, 2010⁉nspired Innovations: A Celebration of Shaker Ingenuity, †currently being presented at the New Britain Museum of American Art to April 11 in the McKernan Gallery, features beautifully handcrafted...
January 19, 2010From January 30 to April 30, the Corcoran Gallery of Art will present ⁔urner to Cézanne: Masterpieces from the Davies Collection, National Museum Wales, †featuring a group of Nineteenth and Twentieth...
January 19, 2010Copake Auction conducted its 30th annual New Year Day auction. The sale was a strong one, with many items performing above estimate, and set a record high of 1,069 absentee bids, Seth Fallon said.
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