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January 29, 2008Philip Conisbee, senior curator of European paintings and curator of French paintings at the National Gallery of Art, died of complications arising from lung cancer on January 16.
January 29, 2008As a result of the agreement negotiated by Philippe de Montebello, director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and the Ministero per I Beni Culturali e Ambientali, the Republic of Italy is lending the Metropolitan...
January 29, 2008The first exhibition to explore photographs made from paper negatives †calotypes †in Great Britain in the 1840s and 1850s, ⁉mpressed by Light: British Photographs from Paper Negatives, 1840‱860, †will...
January 29, 2008The Smith College Museum of Art will presents the exhibition ⁁frican Beaded Art: Power and Adornment †February 1⁊une 15.
January 29, 2008Joan Murphy, 59, died December 28, after a long battle with cancer. She was a regular exhibitor at many antiques shows and known for vintage clothing from the early to mid-Twentieth Century.
January 29, 2008A Japanese bronze sculpture from the late Nineteenth Century was reported stolen at the Winter Antiques Show on January 26 at the Park Avenue Armory.
January 29, 2008On February 16, nearly 100 paintings, watercolors and prints generated by a diverse group of creative individuals known as the Fort Worth Circle will be on view at the Amon Carter Museum in the special...
January 22, 2008What better way to start a new year than by buying something old? The venerable Birchwood Manor Antiques Show proved, in the first of its two annual outings in 2008, that good antiques and art continue...
January 22, 2008The Muscarelle Museum of Art at the College of William and Mary will host its second exhibition in a year of Italian Old Master paintings, ⁐ainting the Italian Landscape: Views from the Uffizi. †Opening...
January 22, 2008The Florence Griswold Museum presents a new exhibition titled ⁔he Artistic Heritage of Connecticut: Highlights from the Hartford Steam Boiler Collection, †on view through April 20.
January 22, 2008⁁rt for the People: Decorated Stoneware from the Weitsman Collection †is on view at the New York State Museum through the summer of 2009, featuring 40 decorated stoneware vessels, including jugs,...-
January 22, 2008Longtime antiques show manager Donald R. Coffman died in his home on Saturday, January 19. Donald was born in Swiftwater, Penn., on October 9, 1937, and was the son of Alta M. Coffman and the late Francis...
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