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August 4, 2009On June 22 a Yoshimoto Nara painting of a young girl was stolen from a private residence here where it had been stored in a locked safe, according to an announcement by Art Loss Register.
August 4, 2009Rare early American quilts from the Old Sturbridge Village collection will be on display during Textile Weekend, August 8‹.
August 4, 2009This summer edition of the East Hampton Antiques Show, a benefit for the town historical society, offered a fresh approach to this annual event. In a show filled with early Twentieth Century styles...
August 4, 2009Capping off seven consecutive days of decoy-filled sales, the attention of collectors shifted north for the second time in the course of a week as the New England series of decoy auctions headed for Maine...
August 4, 2009The first of the annual weeklong series of New England summertime decoy auctions kicked off on Monday, July 13, with Ted Harmon Decoys Unlimited two-day sale attracting a good crowd.
August 4, 2009While the eyes of the antiques world are focused on the numerous antiques shows that make up Antiques Week in New Hampshire, taking place this week, August 3‸, it is worth noting that some of the best...
August 4, 2009The second stop on the annual series of New England decoy auctions featured a stellar selection of decoys and select sporting artwork offered by Steve and Cinnie O⁂rien and their firm, Copley Fine Arts...
August 4, 2009Brimfield in July may be the smallest of the thrice-a-year gatherings of several thousand antiques dealers and many thousand more shoppers, but it is also the most fun.
August 4, 2009Foreword writer Dan Graf hit the nail squarely on the head as this reference book fills a void by illuminating the entire body of work created by Boyd, New Hampshire premier decoy maker.
July 28, 2009The Ludwig and Rosy Fischer Collection includes works assembled by the couple in Frankfurt, Germany, between 1905 and 1925, the most creative years of German Expressionism. The Virginia Museum of the Fine...
July 28, 2009The highlight of The Cobbs†July 11 auction was not early American but an early Egyptian sarcophagus portrait that provoked a competition among nine phone bidders, ending only when it went to one for $143,750.
July 28, 2009The Olympia Art and Antiques Fair in London, a fixture on the International art and antiques scene for 36 years, has seen various identities over its run of three and a half decades.
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