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August 25, 2009The Start of Manchester Antiques Show, August 4‵, at C.R. Sparks was again greeted by big crowds of shoppers inspecting fresh collections of antiques in Americana motifs.
August 25, 2009Duane Merrill & Company sold a 31-by-41-inch pastel on paper, ⁔he Painter Daughter Irene, †1911, by Boris Kustodiev (Russian, 1878‱927) for $341,000 during its June 27 auction.
August 25, 2009A stellar selection of American stoneware with an emphasis on early incised and decorated pieces made for good fodder at Crocker Farm auction July 11.
August 25, 2009Excitement within the rare book community reached a fever pitch as the June 10 rare books and manuscripts sale drew to a close at Bonhams.
August 25, 2009America great tradition of self-taught art is comprehensively documented at the American Folk Art Museum in New York City. The museum has played a key role in promoting appreciation for all untutored...
August 18, 2009When guests arrived at the preview party for the Nantucket Antiques Show on Thursday evening, July 30, they were treated to a show that not only met, but exceeded, their expectations.
August 18, 2009Widely recognized as one of the stars of international contemporary design, Ron Arad (b 1951) stands out for his bold approach to form, structure and materials in work that runs the gamut from industrial...
August 18, 2009Arthur Fitzwilliam Tait oil on canvas ⁁ Check †Keep Your Distance, †reproduced as a print by Currier & Ives in 1853, went to a phone bidder for $381,000 at Northeast Auction annual...
August 18, 2009Americana dealer Leigh Keno has announced the formation of Keno Auctions, a ull service †auction house that is scheduled to conduct its inaugural sale this coming May.
August 18, 2009Milo Merle Naeve, 77, American art historian, curator and museum director, died on August 10, after a recent diagnosis of lung cancer.-
August 18, 2009⁄ove/O⁋eeffe: Circles of Influence †at the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute through September 7 explores the visual and thematic interests shared by these two pioneers of Twentieth Century...
August 18, 2009The Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco (FAMSF) announce that several important acquisitions made earlier this year are now on view in the permanent galleries of the Legion of Honor and the de Young Museum.
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