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January 27, 2009With a strong and loyal showing by customers for more than 20 years of its presenting four shows a year, the Richmond Antiques Spectacular held its first gathering of the year at The Showplace, January...
January 27, 2009Sanford Smith 17th annual Outsider Art Fair returned this year to a new home †the midtown Mart at 7 West 34th Street †and a new date, January 9‱1.
January 27, 2009Visitors will travel back in time to Dutch cities of the Seventeenth Century during ⁐ride of Place: Dutch Cityscapes of the Golden Age, †on view February 1 to May 3 in the West Building, National...
January 27, 2009The Los Angeles County Museum of Art announces the acquisition of an exceptional European fashion collection that includes approximately 250 examples of fashionable dress and more than 300 accessories...
January 27, 2009The Hood Museum of Art at Dartmouth College presents its largest display ever of the museum holdings of British, Dutch, Flemish, French, German, Italian and Spanish art from the Renaissance to the early...
January 27, 2009It was standing room only at Sotheby sale of Important Americana Saturday afternoon that achieved $6,183,500.
January 27, 2009Greg Martin Auctions†January 18 sale shone a bright light on one of the most famous firearms ever made †the Serial No. 1 Colt single-action army ⁐eacemaker †revolver, which set a new world-record...
January 27, 2009A rare Herter Brothers American Renaissance carved, inlaid and ebonized bed sold during Bonhams' inaugural American furniture and decorative arts auction on January 22, kicking off the string of major...
January 20, 2009America main streets and crossroads have long been fertile ground for image-makers. Where billboards and golden arches now stand, Federal eagles and Greek muses once lent a sense of the theatrical....-
January 20, 2009Virginia W. Van Doren, 92, died suddenly at home on January 12. She was an antiques dealer and known for kitchen primitives.
January 20, 2009Bloomsbury Auctions announced that on Saturday, January 17, one of its founders, David Stagg, died after a battle with cancer at London Bridge Hospital.
January 20, 2009Andrew Wyeth died in his sleep at his home, surrounded by his family, early in the morning of January 16, after a brief illness.
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