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May 20, 2008Christie postwar and contemporary art evening sale on May 13 totaled $348,263,600, marking the second highest total ever in auction history for the category. Eight new world auction records were established...
May 20, 2008The bidding was frenetic at Bloomsbury Auctions†25th anniversary sale on May 15 for Albert Einstein handwritten letter to his friend, in which he discusses his thoughts about God and religion, that...
May 20, 2008An exhibit of rare historic flags from the collection of Dr Jeffrey Kenneth Kohn will be the highlight of Flag Festival 2008, set for June 8‱5 at Philadelphia Betsy Ross House.
May 13, 2008Long recognized as one of the nation finest college art museums, located in a landmark building, the renovated and expanded Bowdoin College Museum of Art in Brunswick, Maine, reopened last October...
May 13, 2008A 100-year-old white bronze angel that guarded the graves of Mary and Minnie Bentley in the Maplewood Cemetery has been reported missing. A reward is offered for information leading to its recovery.
May 13, 2008Rarity in form and design propelled several canes over the five figure mark at Tradewinds Antiques' cane sale April 26.
May 13, 2008Rescued a decade ago from a Boulder, Colo., dumpster, a Takanori Oguiss painting sold at Sotheby on May 8 for $103,000, thrilling the consignor who had contacted WorthPoint.com to find out the painting's...-
May 13, 2008Sotheby released its first quarter results showing revenues of $129.3 million, an $18.1 million decrease over the prior first quarter. It also said that it was again changing its buyer premium...
May 13, 2008An exhibition of work by Norman Rockwell is on view at The Park Avenue Bank here through June 27. ⁎orman Rockwell in Black & White: Drawings for Classic Saturday Evening Post Covers †features...
May 13, 2008On view May 17⁓eptember 14, the Mint Museum of Art will originate a major traveling exhibition of more than 100 rare and unique works by British-born artist and writer Clare Leighton.
May 13, 2008An exhibition of Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century wooden boxes will be on view at the Brandywine River Museum in ⁂eyond Content: Decorative Wooden Boxes.
May 13, 2008The presentation of the 30th anniversary edition of the Armonk Antiques Show at Bryam Hills High School was like one of the many carefully wrapped packages that were leaving booths in buyers†hands during...
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