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September 8, 2009An Indian rifle owned by White Man Runs Him, the scout for General George A. Custer at the Battle of Little Big Horn, dominated the action at Kaminski Auctions, where it sold for $21,850.
September 8, 2009In its debut as part of Heritage Auction Galleries†Signature illustration art auction on July 15, and Signature art of the American West and Texas auction on July 16, Part I of the Charles Martignette...
September 8, 2009⁋andinsky, †a full-scale retrospective of the paintings of Vasily Kandinsky †visionary artist, theorist and pioneer of abstraction †will be presented at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum from...
September 8, 2009⁅xuberant Grotesques: Renaissance Maiolica from the Fontana Workshop †is the latest in a critically acclaimed series of dossier presentations organized by the Frick. The exhibition runs from September...
September 8, 2009⁔he Baroque World of Fernando Botero †is the first major US retrospective presented in more than 30 years by Columbian artist Fernando Botero (b 1932).
September 1, 2009Alterations wrought on the early American landscape by the transportation revolution, which some historians date as having begun in New England around 1790, were profound and far-reaching. Roads and railways...
September 1, 2009On the occasion of the 400th anniversary of Henry Hudson historic voyage from the Netherlands to New York, the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam is sending ⁔he Milkmaid, †perhaps the most admired painting...
September 1, 2009Robert W. Haug, age 79, formerly of Strasburg, Penn., and Toms River, N.J., died August 24. Having an avid interest in antiques, Bob and Doris owned Cedar House Antiques, Strasburg, for more than 35 years.
September 1, 2009Beth Caffery, curator of collections of Liberty Hall Historic Site, reported that on Friday, August 14, two miniature portraits were discovered to be missing.
September 1, 2009The Marion Antiques Show and Sale, a benefit for the Sippican Historical Society, offered its usual elegant and showy presentation during its August 14‱6 run at Tabor Academy Fish Athletic Center.
September 1, 2009A collection direct from an original New Bedford whaling family was fresh to the market and drew a small but select crowd dominated by the trade to the Newport County Auction Gallery for the August 19 Gustave...
September 1, 2009Green Mountain Antiques Show was on solid ground July 25′6 in spite of competition from many other popular New England area antiques shows that weekend with a full house of dealers and strong buying...
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