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February 3, 2009Treadway Gallery said it was pleased with the results of the December 7, Arts and Crafts/Art Nouveau sale. At the John Toomey Gallery, 1,100 lots crossed the block, with nearly 90 percent selling and many...
February 3, 2009On a cold but dry Saturday, January 10, the 55th annual Papermania Plus opened to a large and enthusiastic crowd that was on hand to delve through the wide variety of ephemera and related materials offered.
February 3, 2009⁗hy not make it an antiques weekend? †queried show promoters David and Peter Mancuso in their advertisements; ⁔ake in the New Hope Antiques Show and stay awhile †they proclaimed. Their campaign...
February 3, 2009A highly anticipated annual event for Ed Nadeau, his auction gallery and the large contingent of buyers that are always in attendance, the well-received New Year Day Auction at Nadeau was once...
February 3, 2009The Georgia O⁋eeffe Museum is presenting an exhibition that includes a number of paintings designated as partial gifts to the museum by an anonymous New Mexico collector. ⁍odernists in New Mexico:...
February 3, 2009On the 20th anniversary of the Obey Giant campaign, the Institute of Contemporary Art/Boston opens the first museum survey of Shepard Fairey, the influential street artist.
February 3, 2009An 1836 house sampler set a record price for a Tennessee sampler at auction, selling for $28,125 at the December 6 Case Antiques auction.
February 3, 2009One of the most successful women artists of her generation, Bessie Potter Vonnoh (1872‱955) specialized in sculpted images of women and children that are both accomplished and moving. At a time when...
January 27, 2009Joining in the Inauguration festivities, Christie offered a slew of patriotic likenesses at its sale of Important American Furniture and Folk Art this past Friday, January 23.
January 27, 2009⁔he Fragile Art †may be the title of the 2009 Winter Antiques Show loan exhibition from the Corning Museum of Glass, but 75 far from fragile exhibitors demonstrated resilience and resourcefulness...
January 27, 2009Antonio Pineda Modernist jewelry is perhaps the most enduring of the Taxco silver masters. The maestro work evolved from an early post-Mexican Revolutionary style influenced by a variety of themes...-
January 27, 2009A host of antiques shows have gone missing from the roster of scheduled events for 2009 over the past few weeks, with the most recent announcements coming from Massachusetts-based promoter Marvin Getman...
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