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December 22, 2009Nevermind the tree lighting across town at Rockefeller Center, the Park Avenue Armory shone the brightest on December 2 as it hosted a glittering preview attended by a who who of New York society and celebrities...
December 22, 2009The second annual American Art Fair opened to a capacity crowd on November 30 and went on to welcome a steady stream of collectors and museum curators through its closing hour on December 3.
December 16, 2009I awoke Christmas morning To bright cheery faces But my kids are grown up Who had taken their places?
December 15, 2009Rare first edition copies of Volumes I and II of The Federalist Papers brought almost $150,000 to lead the combined rare books and historical manuscripts sales at Heritage Auctions recently.-
December 15, 2009Due to the Christmas holiday, deadlines for the issue of Antiques And The Arts Weekly dated January 1 are as follows: EARLY AUCTION: Wednesday, December 23, 10 am DISPLAY Thursday, December 24, 10 am REGULAR...
December 15, 2009For the 28th consecutive Thanksgiving weekend Bettianne Sweeney gathered a large group of dealers and friends for the Holiday Antiques Show at the Kingsmill Marriott Hotel ballroom, November 27′9.
December 15, 2009The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts has acquired a painting by Edward Mitchell Bannister (1828‱901), the first black artist to receive widespread acclaim in the United States.-
December 15, 2009Thomas Hoving, whose charismatic but controversial leadership of New York Metropolitan Museum of Art is summed up in his autobiography Making the Mummies Dance, has died. He was 78.
December 15, 2009The Richmond Antiques Spectacular was a full house of dealers offering antiques to a very appreciative crowd November 21′2 at The Showplace.
December 15, 2009Eager for fresh antiques after the satiety of Thanksgiving, buyers came to the 37th annual Peabody Essex Museum Antiques Show November 27′9 prepared to buy and prepared to have some fun.
December 15, 2009January 3 is the closing date for Montclair Art Museum ⁃ézanne and American Modernism, †the first exhibition to examine fully the influence of Paul Cézanne (1839‱906) upon modern American...
December 15, 2009The Flagler Museum presents ⁁ Spirit of Simplicity: American Arts and Crafts from the Two Red Roses Foundation, †on view through January 3.
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