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November 10, 2009The Hudson River Museum is marking the 400th anniversary of Henry Hudson voyage to the New World with the exhibition ⁄utch New York: The Roots of Hudson Valley Culture, †on view through January...
November 10, 2009Copake Auction unreserved cataloged estate sale on October 24 veered from the firm usual showcase of estate Americana but it also attracted a record number of left bids, 852, according to co-owner...
November 3, 2009Alexander Calder, one of America best-known and best-loved sculptors, famed for his kinetic abstract mobiles and huge grounded stabiles, was in many ways an artistic Renaissance man. In addition to his celebrated...
November 3, 2009Antiquorum held a highly competitive auction of important collectors†wristwatches, pocket watches and clocks on September 17, resulting in two world records for price paid at auction and total sales...
November 3, 2009Exceptional jade objects from a collection formed in the 1940s in Beijing brought bidders from around the world to Skinner Asian art works sale October 17-18.
November 3, 2009The fall edition of the popular Rhinebeck Antiques Fair filled the four buildings at Dutchess County Fairgrounds on October 10 and 11 with a familiar lineup of 180 exhibitors to successfully cap the show...
November 3, 2009The Onassis Cultural Center will bring together a group of Fifteenth and Sixteenth Century paintings, including early works by El Greco, in the exhibition ⁔he Origins of El Greco: Icon Painting in Venetian...-
November 3, 2009The glass collecting community lost a dedicated scholar when Duff S. Allen Jr died on October 20, at the age of 80. As members of the Westchester Glass Club, the Allens managed the club premium glass...
November 3, 2009⁆. Luis Mora and the Expression of Beauty †is the first comprehensive museum exhibition of this important artist since 1927 and assembles the best works representing his long and successful career....
November 3, 2009A late Eighteenth Century Pennsylvania Chippendale tiger maple desk, probably Lancaster County and crafted from figured tiger maple, was a standout at $41,400 during Leland Little's recent multi-estate...
November 3, 2009The Jewish Museum will present ⁁lias Man Ray: The Art of Reinvention †November 15 through March 14, a major exhibition considering how the artist life and career were shaped by his turn-of-the-century...
November 3, 2009Jerry Lopilato, a well-known Massachusetts antique dealer, recently died at Emerson Hospital after a long battle with heart and lung disease.
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