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October 20, 2009The Delaware Art Museum presents two exhibitions devoted to Maxfield Parrish (1870‱966). ⁆antasies and Fairy-Tales: Maxfield Parrish and the Art of the Print, †the first traveling exhibition of Parrish...
October 20, 2009The highlight of Neal Auction Company September 12 and 13 estates auction was a John James Audubon (American, 1785‱851) Havell engraving, ⁂lue Crane, or Heron, †which achieved the world record...
October 20, 2009While just outside there were breathtaking views of the charming village of Weston, the views inside at the 51st edition of the Weston Antiques Show were just as breathtaking.
October 20, 2009A spectacular outdoor light show by Barbara Bouyea alerted area residents that Bryan Memorial Town Hall was where they wanted to be on Friday evening, October 2 †opening night for the 23rd Washington...
October 20, 2009Silver soared at Sollo Rago Real Modern sale on September 12 at the Rago Arts and Auction Center, where a rare Elsa Tennhardt / E.&J. Bass Company cocktail set achieved $31,720 and a Danish silver...
October 20, 2009The Saco Museum announces the purchase of a mid-Nineteenth Century landscape of the Saco River in Limington, Maine, by painter William Russell Smith (1812‱896).
October 20, 2009The ski lifts at Okemo Mountain Resort may have been still, but inside the base lodge there was plenty of activity as 35 dealers prepared for the 3 pm opening of the Okemo Antiques Show on Friday, October...
October 20, 2009Donald Kaufman, who co-founded K-B (Kaufman Brothers) Toys and was widely acknowledged as a leading collector of antique toys, died peacefully of natural causes at his home on October 12. He was 79.
October 20, 2009The life, work and legacy of one of the greatest novelists in the English language, Jane Austen (1775‱817), will be the focus of a new exhibition at The Morgan Library & Museum from November 6 through...
October 20, 2009The grand finale of five separate antiques shows in the Vermont Antiques Week schedule, Antiques in Vermont did itself proud on the show 25th anniversary.
October 20, 2009Paintings and drawings, including recent works, by Philip Pearlstein, considered one of the nation leading figurative artists, are on view in the Chauncey Stillman Gallery of Lyme Academy College of Fine...
October 20, 2009The Black River High School gym was bursting at the seams for the 45th annual Ludlow Antiques Show as a long line of good-humored customers filed into the preview to find the rare, the beautiful, the old and the quirky.
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