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March 31, 2009On view through May 31, the exhibition, ⁊ourneys East: Isabella Stewart Gardner and Asia, †explores the complex interaction of travel, collecting and museum formation.
March 31, 2009Jazz quilts take center stage in the exhibition ⁔extural Rhythms: Constructing the Jazz Tradition †Contemporary African American Quilts †at the American Folk Art Museum branch location at 2 Lincoln...
March 31, 2009Property from the collections of Antonio and Liliane Mariani was offered to bidders on March 2 during a single-owner auction at Bonhams & Butterfields. More than $1.7 million was paid for a selection...
March 31, 2009Arts of Pacific Asia opened New York fabled Asia Week extravaganza on March 13, with a gala show preview at its new venue, 7 West 34th Street.
March 26, 2009Sanford Smith Works on Paper, at the 67th Regiment Armory February 26 through March 2, is always a popular venue as the show rings true to its name, thus allowing collectors access to watercolors,...
March 24, 2009On February 22 and 24, Jeff Zimmerman presented a two-day, winter antiques auction that featured more than 1,000 lots of antiques, fine art and decorative accessories at his Time & Again Auction Gallery.
March 24, 2009Huey Lewis and the News told us back in the 1980s that the eart of rock †roll is in Cleveland. †He forgot to mention that the soul of rock †roll is in San Francisco, where it all started...
March 24, 2009The galleries of the Onassis Cultural Center have been transformed into evocations of ancient Greek sanctuaries for the exhibition ⁗orshiping Women: Ritual and Reality in Classical Athens," on view...-
March 24, 2009Jane Cieply, 73, of Lake Barrington, known for more than 35 years in the antiques and folk art world for her business Hypoint American Antiques and Folk Art, died March 17 at Good Shepherd Hospital in Barrington,...
March 24, 2009Paul Revere 1768 copperplate engraving of the British troops landing at Boston, the first such image to come to auction in nearly a century, sold for a record price of $469,000 at Northeast Auctions...
March 24, 2009A good-sized crowd ponied up to the Morristown Armory entrance Saturday morning, February 28, as buyers anxiously waited to get on the floor of the Morristown Antiques Show that opened for its two-day...
March 24, 2009Even though French bronzes were among the glories of royal châteaux, they have received relatively little scrutiny from scholars. ⁃ast in Bronze: French Sculpture from Renaissance to Revolution, †on...
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