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October 27, 2009The Norton Museum is celebrating the life, architecture and landscape of New York City with two concurrent exhibitions: ⁇eorge Segal: Street Scenes, †through December 6, and ⁎ew York, New York:...
October 27, 2009Marburger Farm Antiques Show, September 29⁏ctober 3, was the gathering place for about 400 exhibiting antiques dealers.
October 27, 2009⁁lbrecht Dürer: Impressions of the Renaissance, †an exhibition organized by the Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center at Vassar College, will feature 41 works celebrating the world of Albrecht Dürer.
October 27, 2009For more than 30 years, James D. Julia has conducted an annual major end-of-summer auction, usually at various coastal resorts. This year, Julia decided to bring this major auction home, and saw solid...
October 27, 2009Hudson Valley Auctioneers had a whopping good sale on September 21. ⁗e had a full house and every phone was in service; we even had to use cellphones on some lots, †Theo de Haas, manager, said.
October 27, 2009The Florence Griswold Museum presents ⁃all of the Coast: Art Colonies of New England, †an exhibition developed in collaboration with the Portland Museum of Art in Portland, Maine. Featuring 73 works...
October 27, 2009The innovations and artistry of Louis Comfort Tiffany are explored in an exhibition of his blown glass works at The Corning Museum of Glass through October 31.
October 27, 2009⁁n auction to remember, †said Christie top jewelry specialist about the firm October 21 sale that saw its marquee lot, the Annenberg rectangular-cut diamond of 32.01 carats, achieve a record...
October 27, 2009A vivid painting by Twentieth Century artist Friedel Dzubas (1915‱994) upstaged a strong lineup of early Southern antiques to become the top-selling lot at the Case Antiques Auction on September 26.
October 27, 2009The Antiques Dealers Association of America (ADA) celebrated its silver anniversary in understated fashion, glitter dusting an ornamental gourd here and a discrete blue swag there.
October 27, 2009The board of directors of the Antiques Dealers†Association of America this week announced that the recipients of the Award of Merit for 2010 are noted preservationists, scholars and collectors Richard...
October 20, 2009When an iconic Arshile Gorky painting whose whereabouts had been unknown for the past 80 years made its way to the Philadelphia Museum of Art a few years ago, the excitement it generated became the inspiration...
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