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March 18, 2008With the bidding that greeted the large cent collection of Walter Husak described by observers as stronomical, † ncredible, † everish †and tunning, †Heritage conducted the official...
March 18, 2008Greg Martin Auctions†two-day winter event of edged weapons and fine and collectible arms and sporting guns concluded with another multimillion-dollar tally.
March 18, 2008March may come in like a lion, but it was the Chester County Antiques Show that roared into town with a hearty offering of exemplary antiques March 1 and 2.
March 18, 2008The most comprehensive retrospective to date of the work of internationally acclaimed Japanese artist Takashi Murakami will be presented at the Brooklyn Museum April 5 to July 13.
March 11, 2008Fox Lane High School proved a grand venue for the Bedford Hills Antiques Show on February 23 and 24. Sponsored by the Lions Club, the venerable show † ⁍y favorite, †as Martin Greenstein of The Last...
March 11, 2008As a complement to its current exhibition ⁍ichelangelo, Vasari and Their Contemporaries: Drawings from the Uffizi, †the Morgan Library & Museum presents from its permanent collection a select...
March 11, 2008Bedford police are investigating the larceny of a cast iron horse statue.
March 11, 2008Kaja Veilleux kicked off an exciting 2008 auction season on February 9‱0 with a successful winter fine art, antiques and rare coin sale at Thomaston Place Auction Galleries.
March 11, 2008A fully sealed box of Peters Target 20-gauge shotgun shells in near perfect condition sold for a new world auction record price of $2,966 in SoldUSA.com online catalog sale that ended January 23′4.
March 11, 2008R.M. Smythe & Co., Inc, held one of the most successful autograph auctions in its 125-year history on January 17. The sale, featuring the collection of Steven Lee Carson, saw more than 75 percent of the offered...-
March 11, 2008Contemporary realist-surrealist painter Samuel Rose died of cancer on February 18. He studied for 17 years with teacher-painter-historian R.H. Ives Gammell at Boston Fenway Studios and in Williamstown,...
March 11, 2008Leighton Galleries†January 24 sale, with more than 200 registered bidders, was its most successful to date, totaling nearly $600,000.
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