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September 29, 2009Mary Delany's (1700‱788) series of 1,000 botanical collages, or ⁰aper mosaics, are the focus of an ambitious exhibition, ⁍rs Delany and her Circle, †on view through January 3 at the Yale Center...
September 29, 2009A burglary was reported at a home here that took place sometime between September 5 and 16, involving the theft of several pieces of antique furniture.
September 29, 2009An artwork valued at $1.1 million and titled ⁏lympia †by the Surrealist painter Rene Magritte was stolen September 24 during a daylight robbery at a museum in Belgium.
September 29, 2009Linda Zukas continued her long streak of successful Antique Textiles and Vintage Fashions Shows at the Sturbridge Host Hotel and Conference Center September 7.
September 29, 2009The success of John Moran July 28 fine antiques and estate sale proved that even in a difficult economy buyers are seeking exceptional items with undiminished enthusiasm.
September 29, 2009The Monmouth County Historical Association will present ⁃raftsmen and Clients, †on view October 4⁊une at the Main Museum and Library.
September 29, 2009The story of the annual Asian arts week at Eldred the last week of August was Chinese †all Chinese, all the time. Overseas bidders dominated the crowd and the phones.
September 29, 2009⁔he Masterworks of Charles M. Russell: A Retrospective of Painting and Sculpture †will highlight more than 60 major works in oil and bronze by the renowned Western artist.at the Denver Art Museum...
September 29, 2009Poster Auctions International and Long Island Cradle of Aviation Museum have teamed up to launch an exhibition of rare, early aviation posters. The exhibition is open through October 18.
September 29, 2009In a sale heavy with ornate Oriental carpets and elegant English and Tiffany silver, two humble Southern samplers topped all at Brunk Auctions†sale on July 11.
September 29, 2009Bob and Sallie Connelly staged an onsite estate auction August 8 that was highlighted by items as diverse as a Tiffany Venetian frame, an ivory-handled folding cane with a matching umbrella and a papier...
September 29, 2009A German-made Marklin live steam fire truck, circa 1912, brought $149,500, including buyer premium, at Bertoia September 25 and 26 auction of the Donald Kaufman collection of antique and vintage...
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