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October 6, 2009The Princeton University Art Museum presents ⁇ifts from the Ancestors: Ancient Ivories of Bering Strait, †a major exhibition bringing to light the artistry and life practices of the hunters who worked...
October 6, 2009Charles DuBack first came to Maine from New York City in the mid-1950s, proving to be a turning point in his artistic career. On view at the Portland Museum of Art, October 10⁊anuary 3, ⁃harles DuBack:...
October 6, 2009As its major fall exhibition, the Frick Collection is presenting ⁗atteau to Degas: French Drawings from the Frits Lugt Collection, †featuring more than 60 works on paper from the holdings of the Fondation...
October 6, 2009A medium chocolate amber California Clubhouse Whiskey bottle, made circa 1872-74 and one of only nine examples known, soared to $30,240 in a recent online and catalog auction at American Bottle Auctions.
October 6, 2009A smallish mahogany tall clock by the Quaker artist Allen Kelley of Sandwich, Mass., one of only a few known examples by that maker, was the lot of considerable interest at Blackwood March September...
October 6, 2009Among the summertime rituals of art collectors, Barridoff Galleries†annual sale of American and European art is a given, and this year event conducted by Rob and Annette Elowitch was, as always,...
October 6, 2009It is nearly impossible to drive to the Antiques Show and Sale at the Adirondack Museum without stopping a number of times as you get closer. Once you reach the village of Blue Mountain, vendors line the road...
October 6, 2009In real estate, it is location, location, location. But when it comes to antiques, the buzzword is ethics, ethics, ethics. At least it is to the Antiques Dealers†Association of America (ADA), which...
September 30, 2009In the 29th year of the show and the fourth year under the ownership and management of the Palm Beach Show Group, the Baltimore Summer Antiques Show was a resounding hit.
September 29, 2009On the polo grounds here in this Hartford suburb, 200 antiques dealers gathered September 5 and 6 with their collections and inventories to offer antiques, high-style designer furniture and accessories...
September 29, 2009One of the most prolific and successful commercial artists of America Golden Age of Illustration, Joseph Christian ( ⁊.C. Leyendecker (1874-1951) captivated the public with striking depictions...
September 29, 2009Butch Arion 153rd semi-annual Original York Antiques Show, held over the weekend of September 4‶, boasted the largest opening crowd in recent memory as buyers sped through the aisles in search of antiques.
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