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September 22, 2009Concluding its 2009 season †a milestone 50th anniversary year †the Brimfield Antiques Market drew an enthusiastic throng of shoppers September 8‱2, as many of them stretched a late Labor Day weekend...
September 22, 2009The artistic achievement of Georgia O⁋eeffe is examined from a fresh perspective in ⁇eorgia O⁋eeffe: Abstraction, †an exhibition that recently debuted at the Whitney Museum of American Art.
September 22, 2009⁔hat old rag. If I saw it in the garbage, I wouldn⁴ bother to take it out, †said textile specialist Stephen Huber in regard to an Eighteenth Century Boston schoolgirl sampler during preview at Thomaston...
September 22, 2009Jerry Wilson died unexpectedly on Sunday, September 20, two days after his 56th birthday, in the Blue Mountain Lake region of the Adirondacks. A member of the Magoun Bros antiques team, he was with Jon Magoun...
September 22, 2009Antiques dealer, Carolyn A. Petrus, 59, died Sunday, August 30, at her home. She was active in the antiques business for more than 30 years and was well known as an expert in textiles and Americana.
September 22, 2009Husband and wife team Jeff and Beverley Evans recently conducted their first two cataloged auctions under their new company, Jeffrey S. Evans & Associates, Inc., where the showstopper was a green opalescent...
September 22, 2009The Fairfield Museum and History Center is unveiling a new marine art exhibit called ⁓alt Air & Sunlight: Coastal Views of New England †on Saturday, September 26.
September 22, 2009The 12th annual Coastal Maine antiques show opened to a good, energetic gate of shoppers on August 26 on the bucolic grounds of Roundtop Farm.
September 22, 2009Amos W. Shepard, 93, an eminent antiquarian specializing in antique English lighting fixtures and longtime resident of East Haddam, Conn., died on August 31 at Middlesex Hospital after a prolonged illness.
September 22, 2009Those who knew him said Charles Burchfield looked like an unassuming, reticent small-town bookkeeper or accountant. In reality, Burchfield (1893‱967) was one of America most original artists and a premier...
September 15, 2009The collecting world is both more transparent and more opaque than ever before. While unprecedented publishing activity has accompanied the art market global expansion, many private collections remain...
September 15, 2009Opening September 18, the Rhode Island School of Design Museum of Art presents ⁔he Brilliant Line: Following the Early Modern Engraver, 1480‱650, †featuring 85 objects from the museum collection...
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