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December 30, 2008At Kaminski's November 29″0 auction, competition between two Italian bidders drove two large Eighteenth Century Italian paintings to $324,300.
December 30, 2008Guyette & Schmidt, Inc conducted its annual fall decoy auction on November 12 and 13 at the Talbot County Community Center. The sale grossed $1.9 million, with 34 lots selling for more than $10,000...
December 30, 2008By the end of the Civil War, most Americans considered either Ulysses S. Grant or Robert E. Lee to be a hero. Since then, much has been written about their respective roles in the war, but surprisingly...
December 23, 2008Dedham Pottery was a standout at Grogan December 7 auction †compelling pieces brought compelling prices before a standing-room-only crowd.
December 23, 2008Philippe de Montebello has been called the onscience of the profession,†the ost admired museum director of his generation,†and he is further credited with running the est-managed museum in the world.†Stepping...
December 23, 2008On October 25 and 26, John Sollo and David Rago hosted an auction of more than 1,060 lots of Twentieth Century Modern that was one of the most in-depth auctions of its kind to date.
December 23, 2008The time-honored antiques show that has come to herald the holiday season †Antiquarius, as the weeklong celebration in and around Greenwich, Conn., is known †marked its 51st year December 5‷.
December 23, 2008Cord Shows Ltd conducted its first Antiques Affair in Stamford, Conn., December 6‷ with more than 30 exhibiting antiques dealers.
December 23, 2008⁁lexander Calder: The Paris Years,†on view at the Whitney Museum of American Art to February 15, is the first comprehensive, critical look at the formative seven-year period between 1926 and 1933 for Alexander...-
December 23, 2008Antiques and folk art dealer Robert Lindsay Thayer, 59, died at his home here December 8.
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December 23, 2008The International Asian Art Fair will not assume its usual place during March' s Asia Week but organizers hope to bring back the show in 2010.
December 16, 2008Happy Holidays from Antiques And The Arts Weekly
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