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September 23, 2008The Madison-Bouckville antiques show began in 1971 as a small antiques event in a town filled with antiques shops. Word soon got out and the event grew like a weed in the corn patch to nearly 1,000 dealers...
September 23, 2008Antiques hounds converged in droves at Round Top †not Texas †but at Round Top Farm, a former arts center now managed by the Damariscotta River Association, a fitting site for 100 dealers belonging...
September 23, 2008Among the most recognized and sought-after names in contemporary glass artistry, Dale Chihuly has reached a point in his career that he accepts only about 60 new commissions a year. As everyone familiar...
September 23, 2008The Baltimore Summer Antiques Show featured more than 500 dealers in its 28th season, August 28-31.
September 23, 2008Jacob Hendrik Pierneef great painting ⁔he Baobab Tree †sold on September 10 at Bonhams fourth South African art sale for $1.4 million, creating a new record price for South African art.-
September 23, 2008The Vermont State Police are investigating the theft of several wooden animal sculptures from an art gallery belonging to Stephen Huneck.
September 23, 2008Sotheby midseason sale of contemporary art on September 10 achieved $10,556,939.
September 23, 2008The anticipation was palpable as the original C.M. Russell bronze was brought up to bid in Richard Opfer Auctioneering, Inc recent antiques and estate auction.
September 23, 2008The Philadelphia Museum of Art will present the first comprehensive museum exhibition of the art of James Castle (1899‱977), one of the most enigmatic and remarkable self-taught artists to emerge in the United...
September 23, 2008Offering a respite from the summer heat, the XL Center here hosted the 54th edition of the popular show Papermania Plus August 23′4.
September 23, 2008The porcelain factories of Berlin, Sèvres and Vienna achieved a remarkable level of artistic and technical skill in the first half of the Nineteenth Century. Approximately 75 fine examples from these...
September 23, 2008From October 11 through January 4, the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art will present ⁁t Home with Gustav Stickley: Arts and Crafts from the Stephen Gray Collection. †The exhibition will feature approximately...
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