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July 28, 2009Robert ⁂ob †Hamilton Glass, 75, passed on July 26 in Estoro, Fla., after a long illness. He was a longtime auctioneer and was active in the National Auctioneers Association for 30 years.
July 28, 2009The Mint Museum of Art has acquired an early Nineteenth Century portrait by John Singleton Copley. ⁓t Cecilia, a Portrait (Mrs Richard Crowninshield Derby), †1803, is the first painting by Copley...
July 28, 2009One of Bucks County, Penn.'s most accomplished painters, Robert Alexander Darrah Miller is on view in ⁁n Independent Spirit: The Art and Life of R.A.D. Miller, †at the Michener Art Museum, August...
July 28, 2009An impressive variety of Asian works of art were in demand at Michaan June 8 biannual auction of fine Asian works of art. According to the auctioneer, the strength of the market combined with quality,...
July 28, 2009Elinor McIntyre Gordon, a noted authority on Chinese Export porcelain, died July 22, after suffering a stroke while vacationing on Cape Cod. She was 91.
July 28, 2009Doyle New York auction on June 3 showcased fine and decorative arts reflecting the opulence of the Belle Epoque.
July 28, 2009While the finest examples in each category brought predictably high prices, it was the reawakening of the middle range that spurred the most discussion at Dan Morphy Auctions†recent $1.3 million sale.
July 28, 2009Two of the founders of the Taos Art Colony and Taos Society of Artists, Eanger Irving Couse (1866‱936) and Joseph Henry Sharp (1859-1953), shared many things in common. Both were from the Midwest, each...
July 28, 2009The Antiques in the Church Yard show at Stevens Memorial United Methodist Church covered the grounds with exhibiting antiques and collectibles dealers who were greeted by more than 2,500 visitors on Independence...
July 28, 2009The work of Great Barrington artist Arthur Yanoff is on view through September 6 in the Berkshire Museum Berkshirebase Gallery as a direct complement to the ongoing exhibition, ⁃olor and Form: The Language...
July 28, 2009Forty-one dealers took part in The Antiques in the Garden show, sponsored by Maine Antiques Dealers Association, 18 of them new, The show closed Saturday, July 11.
July 23, 2009Elinor McIntyre Gordon, a noted authority on Chinese Export porcelain, died July 22 after suffering a stroke while vacationing on Cape Cod. She was 91.
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