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December 16, 2008The Brooklyn Museum is the final venue of an international tour of the first retrospective in more than 25 years of work by the internationally acclaimed artists Gilbert & George, on view through...
December 16, 2008Rose Hill Mid-Century Modern sale had everything designers or home decorators would need to complete a classic mid-century home, with a few postmodern touches thrown in.
December 16, 2008Just over 100 dealers assembled for one day only †December 7 †at the annual Wilton Holiday Antiques Show conducted by Marilyn Gould inside the Wilton High School field house.
December 16, 2008At Theriault November auction of fine automata highlighting the private collection of Jerry and Bunny Steinbaum of Beverly Hills, Calif., there were 23 singing birds, bears beating drums, acrobats performing...
December 16, 2008The Tennessee State Fairgrounds, just south of Nashville downtown, was the new site for the long-running, twice-yearly Music Valley Antiques Show, October 30⁎ovember 2.
December 16, 2008The exhibition ⁁ndy Warhol: Cowboys & Indians†will be on display at the Mint Museum of Art December 20⁍ay 9, while ⁂reaking New Ground: The Mint Museum Expansion†is on view at the Mint Museum...
December 16, 2008Tailgate Antiques Show s now wagging the dog, with fresh antiques at a big professional show site and all the facilities needed to have an antiques show for about 150 dealers, and thousands of visitors,†according...
December 16, 2008On view at the Hammer Museum through February 8, ⁇ouge: The Modern Woodcut 1870 to Now†examines the woodcut in terms of its diverse forms and uses in the modern era.
December 16, 2008Cornelius C. Vermeule III, who over four decades as curator of classical antiquities at the Museum of Fine Arts built a reputation for astute acquisitions, prodigious scholarship and engaging eccentricity,...
December 16, 2008International interest pushed the price for a circa 1800 Korean jar to nearly $4.2 million at Bonhams & Butterfields on December 9, setting a new auction world record.
December 16, 2008The first American Art Fair was launched with 11 exhibitors November 30, at the National Academy. As a first impression, the exhibition could be likened to a ⁗inter Antiques Show†of American art, only...-
December 16, 2008Co-proprietor of Nancy and Alan Gilbert Antiques in Mountainville, Tewksbury Township, N.J., for more than 30 years, Alan D. Gilbert, 79, died November 29 at Somerset Medical Center.
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