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December 15, 2009Found among a hoard of prints and paintings in a Newtown home, and undisturbed for several decades, a portrait of a young lady holding a red book and sitting in a stenciled Sheraton chair by Sheldon Peck...
December 15, 2009Cape Cod auction house Eldred packed up some 1,200 Asian art objects, its staff, and trekked over the canal to greater Boston for a two-day sale December 2 and 3.
December 8, 2009Evocative paintings made by local artist Charles W. Ward (1900‱962) are being exhibited at the James A. Michener Art Museum. ⁃harles W. Ward: Paintings for People †will remain on view through February...
December 8, 2009⁈orace Walpole Strawberry Hill †is on view through January 3 at the Yale Center for British Art. Walpole vast collection as it was formed and arranged at Strawberry Hill has never been the subject...
December 8, 2009A show that has earned its stripes in just nine short years, the Wethersfield Antiques Show opened on November 20 to a large and enthusiastic crowd.
December 8, 2009Nearly 250 lots of fine art crossed the auction block at Shannon auction of fine American and European paintings, drawings, prints and sculpture during a sale that was passionately received by bidders...
December 8, 2009On Saturday, November 28, Sandwich Auction House set a new auction record with the sale of a Zedekiah Belknap (1781‱858) portrait painting for $419,750, owner/auctioneer Duncan Gray announced. The early...
December 8, 2009The 38th special auction of fine Asian art October 30″1 was one of the best ever held at Nagel Auction, grossing total sales of $10.2 million.
December 8, 2009⁖elázquez Rediscovered, †an exhibition that opened recently at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, features a newly identified painting by Velázquez, ⁐ortrait of a Man, †formerly ascribed by the museum...
December 8, 2009Vasily Kandinsky (1866‱944), a pioneer of abstraction and important theorist of Modernism, is among the most important and influential painters of the Twentieth Century. One of the first Western artists...
December 8, 2009Jenkins Management filled three large halls with antiques and their dealers for the Tailgate Antiques Show October 30″1 at the Tennessee State Fairgrounds.
December 8, 2009The dust has settled after a busy three-day gathering of the fall installment of Music Valley Antiques Show that saw dealers, their collections and collectors descend on the Tennessee State Fairgrounds...
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