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June 3, 2008Rufino Tamayo ⁔rovador (The Troubadour),†which achieved $7,209,000 at Christie May 28 Latin American art sale, more than doubled the previous world auction record for the artist and eclipsed...
June 2, 2008By midsummer, when the Maine Folk Art Trail is in full swing, collectors and vacationers will be able to view one of the broadest slices of Americana local to this state that has ever been presented. The 11 museums...
May 27, 2008Despite soaring gas prices, Brimfield is an irresistible magnet for the antiques and collectibles trade. Gasoline was dear, the weather unpredictable, yet many of the week show promoters reported one of their...
May 27, 2008⁔he Thannhauser Collection †at the Guggenheim Museum, opening May 28, offers visitors a new installation of this world-renowned collection.
May 27, 2008Highlighting Sotheby sale of American paintings, drawings and sculpture on May 22 was a masterpiece of American Nineteenth Century painting, ⁔he Peaceable Kingdom with the Leopard of Serenity, †by...
May 27, 2008A 27-ounce solid gold jewel-encrusted chalice inscribed in his honor by the grieving widow of a South American diplomat was sold on May 17 by The Potomack Company Auctions for $82,250, a record price for a gold...
May 27, 2008American painter Russell Cheney (1881‱945) is the subject of an exhibit opening June 1 at the Portsmouth Athenaeum.
May 27, 2008In most households across America, the dinner party is typically an event of food and fellowship. For special occasions demanding a good impression, the ood china †is required. At the White House,...
May 27, 2008Lyman Allyn Art Museum new exhibition, ⁐eter Harron: Moroccan Landscapes, †will open Saturday, May 31 and remain on view through August 17.
May 27, 2008As art market observers waited anxiously this season to see if the big spring sales went boom or bust, one truth held firm: when in doubt, buy blue chip. Presented annually by London promoters Brian and Anna...
May 27, 2008Proving the decoy auction market is solid,Guyette & Schmidt's 23rd annual spring decoy auction April 24-25 at the Pheasant Run Resort grossed $3,568,559.
May 27, 2008The Live Free or Die antique tool auction on April 18‱9 was a successful two-day sale of tools and other working antiques from earlier times.
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