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December 18, 2007A rare horse-drawn ambulance driver occupational shaving mug sold for $22,425 and became the biggest surprise of a recent two-day sale at Cowan two-day auction October 27′8.
December 18, 2007One of the country's most sacred and guarded documents, a printing of the Declaration of Independence is at the heart of a legal battle over ownership, pitting the state of Maine against a Virginia collector...
December 18, 2007The Cleveland Museum of Art (CMA) brings a successful year of acquiring art to a close by adding several key works to its collection, including Edgar Degas† ⁍lle Bécat at the Café des Ambassadeurs, †Paul...
December 18, 2007⁇eorgia O⁋eeffe and the Women of the Stieglitz Circle, †which will be on view at the High Museum of Art February 9⁍ay 4, reveals how various women artists in the Stieglitz circle paved the way for O⁋eeffe...
December 18, 2007The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) recently renovated photography galleries present an installation from the museum permanent collection that brings together groupings of closely related pictures.
December 18, 2007Reprising its popular and comprehensive antiques event †and augmenting it with a new art show called ⁏thers ††Stella Show Mgmt Co. whipped up a pre-Thanksgiving feast at Piers 94 and 92 on November...
December 18, 2007The Wilton Historical Society American Craftsmanship show has earned a reputation for showcasing the country finest artisans and artists, and that was never more in evidence than at the November...
December 18, 2007The 22nd annual Modernism: A Century of Style and Design opened to a packed house and a night filled with tributes emanating from a variety of sources on November 15 at the Park Avenue Armory.
December 18, 2007Just seven years old and 44 dealers strong, the Wethersfield Antiques Show has made its mark with collectors and local antiques enthusiasts throughout the region in a relatively short period of time.
December 18, 2007Asian art led the way at Clars Auction Gallery fine antiques and estate auction December 1′ among offerings of art, furniture, jewelry and key collections.
December 18, 2007A rare George Stapf carved wooden eagle that had been discovered in a local attic and sold during an on-site tag sale was the subject of spirited bidding as it crossed the auction block at Flannery...
December 18, 2007On October 15 and 16, Sotheby fall sales of photographs in New York totaled $12,709,389, led by Edward Weston seminal ⁎autilus."
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