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February 17, 2009The Philadelphia Museum of Art has received major works of art as gifts in honor of the late Anne d⁈arnoncourt, the museum director from 1982 until her death in June 2008.
February 17, 2009Thirty-eight works of art in various media from one of Miami most celebrated young artists, Hernan Bas, will be featured in a solo exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum. This exhibition will be on view...
February 17, 2009The Princeton University Art Museum presents ⁍yth and Modernity: Ernst Barlach Images of the Nibelungen and Faust, †on view February 21⁊une 7. This is the only US venue for the exhibition.
February 17, 2009The line to get into the Greater Boston Antiques Festival on a biting cold Saturday morning on January 17 wound around the building. Inside, buying was brisk and the numbers of visitors toting shopping...
February 17, 2009Regardless of the state of the economy, one thing is certain when it comes to the Tolland Antiques Show: people turn out for this one-day event in the upper region of Connecticut, and usually come away...
February 17, 2009Americana collectors who have never attended the Original York Antiques Show will find themselves in for a surprise when they finally walk through the doors of this highly regarded event. It ranks among...
February 10, 2009An eleventh-hour settlement will ensure that two iconic Pablo Picasso works stay on in Manhattan museums, where they have hung since the 1960s.
February 10, 2009For admirers of Abraham Lincoln, all roads lead to the US capital starting this month. It was here that the unschooled politician from the western frontier guided the nation through its greatest crisis,...
February 10, 2009On February 17, the Morse Museum will open a new long-term exhibition from its collection featuring more than 50 decorative objects †including furniture, lamps and metalware †from the Arts and Crafts...
February 10, 2009At Stella popular Antiques at the Armory, January 23′5, the show boasted a good opening gate populated by people looking to buy the right thing at the right price.
February 10, 2009The Winter Antiques Show, which previewed on Thursday, January 22, and continued through February 1 at the Park Avenue Armory, demonstrated this season, its 55th, why it is the reigning favorite among...
February 10, 2009The American Antiques Show shone at its January 22′5 edition where dealers worked hard to showcase lots of great material on the floor.
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