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October 7, 2008The Minneapolis Institute of Arts will present the first major United States exhibition devoted to contemporary photography and video art by Indian artists. Opening October 26, ⁉ndia: Public Places,...
October 7, 2008The Yale Center for British Art will be the first and only US venue for a major retrospective of David Cox (1783‱859), marking the 150th anniversary of the artist death. The exhibit will be on view...
October 7, 2008Country Living produced its 3rd annual festival of antiques, crafts, design and food for thousands of visitors September 12‱4 at the Ohio Historical Society Village.
October 7, 2008Rock Island Auction Company again surpassed its previous sales record at its September 6‸ auction. This premiere sale featured more than 2,700 lots of firearms, edged weapons, military artifacts and more,...
October 7, 2008Anyone with even the slightest leaning toward "rustic" collecting should have been at Blue Mountain Lake over the September 20′1 weekend for the Adirondack Museum Antiques Show.
October 7, 2008Russian works topped Weschler American and European fine art auction on September 13, with strong international bidding pushing a couple works well above their presale estimates.
October 7, 2008Five hundred people turned out for this debut of the newest Cord Shows event, the Putnam County Antiques Fair on September 21.
October 7, 2008Nan Gurley Sturbridge Antiques Show on September 4 presented its usual outstanding selections of Americana. From furniture to early signage, from whimsical folk art to touch-me textiles, there were...
October 7, 2008On September 17 and 18, Dawson & Nye had its first sale of the 2008-2009 season, offering two days worth of furniture, fine arts, decorative objects, jewelry, porcelain and more. Many lots soared well...
October 7, 2008A group of rarely seen and unpublished Sixteenth through Eighteenth Century Italian drawings will be highlighted in ⁄rawn to Drama: Italian Works on Paper, 1500‱800,†an exhibition on view at the Sterling...
October 7, 2008Splashed with vibrantly colored glazes, on occasion decorated with unique molded motifs and sometimes fashioned into whimsical animal forms, the unmistakable Nineteenth Century redware and stoneware pottery...
September 30, 2008Auctioneer Kaja Veilleux of Thomaston Place Auction Galleries says his job is not only to sell, but also to ducate and entertain †auction patrons who attend his spirited sales. His August 30 and 31 Labor...
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