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July 7, 2009Two Mary Cassatt works were the big surprises of the day at South Bay Auctions†June 20 sale, which mostly comprised the Cynthia Phipps estate, according to auctioneer Jean Paul Napoli.
July 7, 2009Sotheby sales of Impressionist and Modern art on May 5 and 6 totaled $84.4 million. with the evening auction led by Piet Mondrian ⁃omposition in Black and White, with Double Lines, † bringing...
July 7, 2009Pearl Golden, known as ⁐epper †most of her life, died April 11. A patron of the arts, her passion and knowledge of antiques led her to a fascinating second career as an antiques dealer, known for her participation...
July 7, 2009The National Museum of American Illustration is hosting ⁎orman Rockwell: American Imagist, †open to the public through August 30. This is the first Norman Rockwell exhibition ever to be shown in Rhode...
July 7, 2009Rare medieval manuscript illuminations, last exhibited in 1975, are showcased in an installation, ⁈eaven on Earth: Manuscript Illuminations from the National Gallery of Art, †on view through August...
July 7, 2009In the end it was inside a cavernous but nondescript moving and storage warehouse that collectors and dealers got to see another side of Charles G. Martignette Jr, co-author of The Great American Pin-up,...
July 7, 2009In the villages and towns tucked in along the coastal inlets and waterways of colonial and early Nineteenth Century southeastern Massachusetts, craftsmen toiled making furniture and other household goods....-
July 7, 2009The 75th anniversary of the Grosvenor House Art & Antiques Fair that took place June 11‱7 was the fair swan song at the venerable hotel but show managers have dropped strong hints that a new fair...
July 7, 2009Going, Gone Auction Gallery debut Modern auction on June 9 found favor with buyers who played it afe, †investing in the big names.
July 7, 2009Jenkins Management, show producers, attracted great crowds to the Farmington Antiques and Design Weekend, June 13‱4.. Company spokesman Jon Jenkins said the visitor total on Saturday was the highest...
June 30, 2009Opportunity was the central theme of Woodbury Auction LLC opening event on May 30, in Woodbury †a town often called ⁔he Antiques Capital of Connecticut.
June 30, 2009The new guy in town is the outdoor antiques market at SoWa in Boston trendy South End. The SoWa Antiques Market opened May 16 with 40 dealers spread around the interior of the preserved remains of the massive...
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