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January 20, 2009By the time Antiques and Art at the Armory opened Thursday, December 4, at the Seventh Regiment Armory, its promotional banners had been billowing atop light poles outside the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel for several...
January 20, 2009On December 17, before a buoyant room of collectors who had traveled from around the world, Sotheby sale of property from the Delmonico collection of important Judaica achieved $7,721,438.
January 20, 2009Thought to be by Daniel Huntington, this circa 1813 family heirloom portrait, reported stolen on November 6, 2007, depicts Nineteenth Century Captain James Day along with his ship. His vessel was carrying...
January 20, 2009The Philadelphia Museum of Art will present a rare pair of portraits of African American sitters whose heritage can be traced back to the city first mayor, Humphrey Morrey (circa 1650‱716), appointed...
January 20, 2009Three important series of black and white landscape photographs will be showcased in ⁏ceans, Rivers, and Skies: Ansel Adams, Robert Adams and Alfred Stieglitz, †on view through March 15 at the National...
January 20, 2009Morphy Auctions†recent sale of the Arthur Richmond Americana Collection maintained a steady course to finish at $495,000.
January 20, 2009By the end of the day, results at Heritage Auction Galleries added up to more than $5 million in its vintage comics and comics art signature auction.
January 20, 2009Fun and free of the mainstream stereotyped image of a gun show, the East Coast Fine Arms Show is a fanciful event that expands beyond the normal expectations, preconceived notions and paramilitary phobias.
January 20, 2009The Bruce Museum showcases 45 masterpieces of modern sculpture in its major winter exhibition, ⁉nnovations in the Third Dimension: Sculpture of Our Time, pening Saturday, January 24.
January 13, 2009Auction Team Breker's recent sale of technical antiques once again brought superb high prices and top sales quotas.
January 13, 2009An Aztec stone skull, Maya glyphs and ancient gold keros (drinking vessels) are a few of the rare and important objects that will be on view when the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County throws...
January 13, 2009The Greenwich Civic Center was filled right out to the lobby with very small antiques, collectibles and jewelry at Cord Shows Ltd 23rd annual Stocking Stuffers Show and Sale.
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