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January 5, 2010Among Old Sturbridge Village extensive furniture collections are many pieces too delicate for permanent viewing so a new exhibition offers a rare opportunity to see gems from the collection that are rarely...
January 5, 2010The Norton Simon Museum presents ⁔he Familiar Face: Portrait Prints by Rembrandt, †an exhibition of 15 etchings by Dutch master Rembrandt van Rijn (1606‱669), on view through March 22.
January 5, 2010Neal Auction Company highly anticipated annual Louisiana Purchase auction, which recently took place, was an enormous success, according to the firm, achieving $3.84 million and realizing multiple...
January 5, 2010⁁n Enduring Legacy: American Impressionist Landscapes from the Thomas Clark Collection †is on view at The Hyde Collection.
January 5, 2010If New Year Eve signifies champagne and Times Square, then New Year Day belongs to the Birchwood Manor Antiques Show, which rings in the new year.
December 29, 2009The Hours of Catherine of Cleves, a Fifteenth Century Dutch manuscript, is the subject of a major exhibition at the Morgan Library & Museum from January 22 through May 2. Titled ⁄emons and Devotion:...
December 29, 2009The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts is presenting the largest retrospective of works by the celebrated British artist John William Waterhouse (1849‱917) through February 7. ⁊. W. Waterhouse: Garden...
December 29, 2009Show organizer dmg world media reported increased attendance and brisk exhibitor sales at the 17th Annual Miami Beach Antique Jewelry & Watch Show conducted recently at the Miami Beach Convention Center.
December 29, 2009The combination of the old and the new attracted a mixed crowd in search of the antique and the Twentieth Century to Landry Auctions†December 5 auction.
December 29, 2009An imperial Chinese box carved with five clawed dragons attracted the attention of the Chinese trade, which pushed it to $26,450 at Kaminski Auctions†annual Thanksgiving weekend sale, November 28′9,...
December 29, 2009Grogan & Company December 7 sale was short (164 lots of paintings, prints and rugs) and sweet. The sweetness came when the etching ⁔he Dyer, †a Venetian scene by James Abbot McNeill Whistler,...
December 29, 2009One of the most beloved paintings in The Frick Collection, Velázquez ⁋ing Philip IV of Spain, †has returned to view after an absence of several months. The portrait was cleaned and treated for the first...
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