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December 21, 2007The Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) has announced the acquisition of a major collection of paintings, sculptures and drawings by leading modern artists that will significantly transform the museum...
December 21, 2007Retired Virginia Museum of Fine Arts curator Frederick R. Brandt died Wednesday, December 12, at the age of 71. He was instrumental in working with donors Sydney and Frances Lewis of Richmond to build...
December 21, 2007Rebranded under the new Westchester Enterprises banner, an upbeat and upscale Antiques and Art at the Armory show opened at the Park Avenue Armory on November 29 for a five-day run.
December 21, 2007Sated with turkey and pumpkin pie, buyers descended on Fox Lane High School to peruse the delectable offerings at the Pound Ridge Historical Society Antiques Show November 24′5.
December 21, 2007The Greenwich Antiques Show celebrated its 50th anniversary event, which kicked off with a champagne opening gala on November 29 and continued through December 2 at the Greenwich Civic Center.
December 21, 2007The holidays will be happier for collectors of fine toys after Bertoia Auctions†sale this past November 9‱1, which totaled $2.1 million.
December 21, 2007At Harlowe-Powell Auction Gallery November 17 sale, nearly 700 lots found new owners. Situated in the hometown of the University of Virginia and Thomas Jefferson, the gallery draws an educated audience...
December 21, 2007The highlight of Sloans & Kenyon three-day estate catalog auction, November 9‱1, was a rare and historic portrait of George Washington by William Francis Williams (American, 1759‱823), which...
December 21, 2007In an overflowing salesroom at Sotheby on December 18, the Magna Carta was saved for America by David Rubenstein, who intends to place the document back on view at the National Archives in Washington,...
December 21, 2007New York City first museum, the New-York Historical Society (N-YHS), unveiled an exhibition that chronicles major breakthroughs in the advertising industry from 1895 through 1925, and is on view through...
December 21, 2007Robert Rauschenberg boundless experimentation and his rich collaborations with talented printers provides the focus for ⁌et the World In: Prints by Robert Rauschenberg from the National Gallery...
December 21, 2007Booth Western Art Museum surveys talent across the Southwest in the exhibition, ⁔wenty-First Century Regionalists: Art of the New West, †on view through April 13. The exhibition amasses art interpretive...
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