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June 17, 2008In 1969, two years after John T. Kirk influential presentation ⁃onnecticut Furniture: Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries†at the Wadsworth Atheneum in Hartford, Conn., the Litchfield Historical...
June 16, 2008What began as an annual foray into the world of fine art in 2005 has grown into a twice-a-year endeavor at Clarke Auction Gallery that conducted its fourth annual fine art sale on May 19.
June 10, 2008Jasper Johns ⁃orpse And Mirror II†will be on loan to the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts June 27⁓eptember.
June 10, 2008A holiday long weekend, spectacular weather and 150-plus dealers resulted in an antiques show that dealers and collectors hope is merely the first of a new generation at the Topsfield Fairgrounds.-
June 10, 2008On May 27, Frances Eastburn reported to the Sheffield police that a Daniel Ridgway Knight painting was missing from her home, along with two boxes containing antique china.
June 10, 2008Leading Sotheby Old Master paintings sale May 7 was a hitherto unrecorded set of four landscapes representing ⁔he Four Seasons†by the Flemish master Sebastiaen Vrancx that sold for $1.87 million...
June 10, 2008Fine weather greeted antiques lovers at the season opener of the Rhinebeck Antiques Fair. The show, which ran Memorial Day weekend, May 24 and 25, concluded with many of its 200 exhibitors pleased by the knowledgeable...
June 10, 2008Carl Rodger Brechlin, 53, of Meriden, auctioneer and owner of Nest Egg Auctions, died unexpectedly May 30 while on a river running trip with friends and family members on the Potomac River in Harper...
June 10, 2008Jones and Horan Auction Team sale of April 26 and 27 contained more than 650 lots, and the highest prices were achieved by two scarce American pocket watches.
June 10, 2008The de Young Museum is hosting Dale Chihuly first major exhibition in San Francisco, June 14⁓eptember 28. ⁃hihuly at the de Young†includes 11 galleries of new and archival works representing the breadth...
June 10, 2008The auction market seemed exceptionally sound at CRN Auctions April 27 sale, where a packed gallery and jammed phone lines defied conventional economic logic. The offerings were choice and desirable and the results...
June 10, 2008A group of paintings by one of the most brilliant and complicated of all of the American modernists will be on view June 14⁁ugust 24 at the Amon Carter Museum in the special exhibition ⁍arsden Hartley...
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