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August 26, 2008Back for the third year amid the historic landscape of the 36-acre Massachusetts Horticultural Society center, Marvin Getman show, Antiques at Elm Bank, drew a strong gate on July 26 and 27.
August 26, 2008The Corcoran Gallery of Art will premiere a special exhibition, ⁒ichard Avedon: Portraits of Power,†September 13⁊anuary 25, in conjunction with the presidential election season in Washington, D.C.
August 26, 2008David Park Curry, senior curator of decorative arts, American painting and sculpture at the Baltimore Museum of Art, will present a lecture, ⁉n Praise of Shadows,†on Sunday, September 7, at 3 pm, at the Sterling...
August 26, 2008Topping the day at the June 22 sale at Burchard Galleries was an outstanding collection of American gold coins from an Orlando estate that soared over estimate
August 26, 2008An even mix of dealers and retail buyers turned up for an opportunity to add to stock or to broaden a collection of Cape Ann art offered at the August 6 Blackwood March auction.
August 26, 2008The consensus seemed favorable among early patrons on line at the Bedford Pickers Market over the show's move to a Monday opening.
August 26, 2008Well before 8 am on August 5, people had made their way to the Deerfield Fairgrounds and were anxiously awaiting the opening of Nan Gurley Americana Celebration, now the second event of Antiques Week...-
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August 19, 2008A comprehensive selection of works from Harvard Art Museum three constituent museums †Fogg, Busch-Reisinger and Arthur M. Sackler †will be shown together for the first time in the exhibition ⁒e-View,†opening...
August 19, 2008Art Deco dealer Muir Hewitt is in shock over the theft of some 55 pieces from his inventory †most of them rare Clarice Cliff pieces †stolen in a break-in in the early morning hours of July 26.
August 19, 2008The third in the series of summer waterfowl auctions in New England, certainly the northernmost and perhaps the most popular of the events, was hosted by Guyette & Schmidt over the weekend of July...
August 19, 2008On the eve of the 100th anniversary of the creation of the Ballets Russes and based on an original idea by Ravenscourt Galleries, Sotheby will stage an exhibition, ⁄ancing Into Glory,†at the Galerie...
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