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November 25, 2008Millon & Associés and the photography specialist Christophe Goeury conducted the sale of a group of 600 lots comprising more than 800 prints October 13, at Drouot Montaigne.
November 25, 2008The life and career of Jan Lievens (1607‱674) is finally brought to light in the exhibition ⁊an Lievens: A Dutch Master Rediscovered, †on view at the National Gallery of Art in the West Building...
November 25, 2008International art dealer and gallerist Jan Krugier died Saturday, November 15, at his home in Geneva at the age of 80.
November 25, 2008The Mass Audubon Visual Arts Center presents a new exhibition, ⁁. Elmer Crowell: Master of Decoys and More, †on view through January 25.
November 25, 2008A variety of fine art and antiques was offered at Cottone September 27 auction. Topping the lots was a fine Frederic Remington 32-inch Bronco Buster bronze from the McClellan family of Geneseo.
November 25, 2008Trisha A. McElroy began her series of monthly antiques shows in Concord, N.H., on November 9.
November 25, 2008The high season for Manhattan fall antiques and art shows hit its stride on November 6 with the gala opening of Sanford Smith ART20 at the Seventh Regiment Armory.-
November 19, 2008Holiday Deadlines The offices of Antiques And The Arts Weekly will be closed on Thursday, December 25, for Christmas, and Thursday, January 1, for New Year’s Day. Issue Dated January 2 Early Auction:...
November 18, 2008⁈e was known by everyone around the Hudson Valley as a great picker, †said auctioneer Lou Roberson in regard to the late Paul Huba, whose estate was about to be dispersed during Roberson Auctions†October...
November 18, 2008The 2008 IFPDA Print Fair opened at the Park Avenue Armory with a gala preview party on October 30, and it was clear from the proliferation of red dots that buyers were soon captivated by the diversity...
November 18, 2008As it nears the half century mark, the Ellis Antiques Show has proven once again that it is a major draw attracting a coterie of collectors, dealers and museum and auction house staff into this city.
November 18, 2008There have been busy times at the York Fairgrounds over the years, and to those times we certainly have to add Friday, October 31. Completing the 38th year of showbiz, The Greater York Antiques Show opened...
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