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June 16, 2009The elegance of the Brandywine River Museum and its picturesque setting was a fitting complement to the antiques being offered inside and outside the museum halls during the three-day run of the museum...
June 16, 2009⁔he Illustrious Guest, †1847, by Nineteenth Century artist, James Henry Beard, depicts legendary Kentucky statesman Henry Clay (1777‱852) as a guest at a country tavern while on the campaign trail....
June 9, 2009Few states have attracted more important artists per capita than New Mexico. Drawn by volatile history and diverse cultures, indigenous crafts and people and warm climate and exotic scenery, painters and sculptors...
June 9, 2009Cane collectors and dealers are a special breed, and they convene twice annually for the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century and earlier offerings put forth at semiannual auctions by Tradewinds Antiques.
June 9, 2009The theft of works of art, antiques fossils, and collectibles was reported on May 7 from an estate in Gaineville, Fla. The home was broken into between May 4 and May 7.
June 9, 2009The spring season opener of the Rhinebeck Antiques Fair ran Memorial Day weekend, May 23 and 24, bringing a full complement of 184 exhibitors to four buildings at the Dutchess County Fairgrounds.
June 9, 2009⁐ublic Treasures/Private Visions: Hudson River School Masterworks from the Metropolitan Museum of Art & Private Collections, †will be on view June 15 through September 30 at the Pennsylvania Academy...
June 9, 2009The National Gallery of Art has commissioned American sculptor Roxy Paine to make a stainless steel Dendroid, as the artist calls his series of tree-like sculptures. The work is scheduled to be installed...
June 9, 2009A Nineteenth Century molded copper Hamburg rooster weathervane that was attributed to L.W. Cushing and Sons of Waltham, Mass., was the first lot at the John McInnis Auctioneers May 9 sale.
June 9, 2009Guyette & Schmidt's 24th annual spring decoy auction on April 23′4, in conjunction with the National Antique Decoy & Sporting Collectibles Show, grossed $2.1 million.
June 9, 2009Clarke sixth fine art auction on May 4 did not produce the fireworks of last October sale, which set a world record of $176,500 for African American artist Beauford Delaney. This auction flame...
June 9, 2009The Bruce Museum presents its newest exhibition, ⁆ocus on Color: The Photography of Jeannette Klute, †June 20 through September 27, featuring a series of 24 color photographs by Klute, a pioneering...
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