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November 11, 2008Doyle design sale on October 8 clearly illustrated the continued strength of Twentieth Century design in the New York auction market.
November 11, 2008The Delaware Art Museum presents ⁆rank E. Schoonover: An Artist for All Seasons, †featuring more than 25 paintings from every period of Schoonover career, on view November 22⁆ebruary 1.
November 11, 2008Antiquorum first auction of the fall season attained a total of $9,892,812 for its sale of important collectors†wristwatches, pocket watches and clocks.
November 4, 2008The Americana Collection of Richard and Rosemarie Machmer, comprising 816 lots of strong Pennsylvania furniture, folk art and works of art, as well as a scattering of New England pieces and a good selection...
November 4, 2008⁔his must be an important sale; just look at the front row, †Bill Smith said as he got ready to start the Monday, October 20, auction of the estate of the late Richard ⁄ick †Withington.
November 4, 2008A teapot by prolific colonial silversmith Myer Myers of New York City will be on view at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts beginning November 19.-
November 4, 2008Thomas K. Salese, antiques dealer, auctioneer and appraiser who had a shop in Larchmont, N.Y., for almost 30 years, died October 8. He was born on February 11, 1952, in the Bronx, the son of Anthony and Eleanor...
November 4, 2008While the financial markets may be down, the market for rare stamps seems to be red hot.
November 4, 2008A funny thing happened to Bob Baker at this season finale of the Rhinebeck Antiques Fair †he sold some major pieces of furniture.
November 4, 2008From the pensive gaze of Georgia O⁋eeffe in profile to the carefree grins of Pablo Picasso and Françoise Gilot at the seashore, some of the most iconic portraits of artists and celebrities are part...
November 4, 2008A Korean painting by Park Soo-keun was the object of dearest desire at the October 19 sale at John McInnis Auctioneers where it sold for $460,000.
November 4, 2008In a major collaboration among three institutions, ⁓ol LeWitt: A Wall Drawing Retrospective †opens at the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art (Mass MoCA) on November 16.
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