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January 8, 2008After setting two auction records at R&R Enterprises earlier in 2007, original artwork from Charles Schulz beloved Peanuts comic strip is still flying high at the New Hampshire auction firm.
January 8, 2008Mebane Antique Auction Gallery annual Americana event on December 14 drew bidders from all over the country and across the pond.
January 8, 2008Lyman Allyn Art Museum will present a new exhibition, ⁔radition et Innovation: French Art from the Lyman Allyn Art Museum,†opening on January 19 and on view throughout 2008.
January 8, 2008The Hood Museum of Art at Dartmouth College will present ⁓ean Scully: The Art of the Stripe†in an exhibition exploring the development of colorful stripes in Scully work over four decades.-
January 8, 2008An ongoing saga regarding the implementation of additional permits and fees charged to Brimfield Week vendors seemingly went by the wayside this past Monday, January 7, as the town board of selectmen...
January 8, 2008The fall/winter season of fine arts sales in Bonhams†New York City salesroom began with a sale on November 7 headlined by a newly found painting by John William Godward, the auction of European paintings...
January 8, 2008Antiquorum second Geneva autumn sale on November 11 realized $8,125,495. The catalog comprising 307 lots realized sales of 80 percent by lot and 124 percent by value.
January 7, 2008On December 1′, 52 antiques dealers, along with many old Saint Nicks, converged here for the fifth annual Christmas Antiques Show managed by Ellen Katona and Bob Lutz.
January 7, 2008Now recognized as a major figure in Twentieth Century art, Gustav Klimt (1862-1918) was a complex and private Austrian artist who created heavily ornamented, sensual, often erotic images of elegant women...
January 2, 2008Richard ⁄ick†Dees May, co-owner and manager of May Antique Market, died peacefully at his home on December 23. For the past 30 years Dick has been a fixture of Brimfield Week, conducting the highly...
December 28, 2007In conjunction with the completion of major construction and renovation, the Morris Museum has opened a new wing and several new galleries. The largest of those galleries on the second level promenade...
December 28, 2007An eye-dazzler of an event, the Wilton show has evolved over the years, presenting its well established offering of prime country wares from some of the top Americana dealers in the country, alongside...
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