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December 11, 2007A Pennsylvania Senate bill amended in May the Pennsylvania Auctioneer and Auction Licensing Act by exempting sale conducted through a trading platform based on the Internet†from regulation. A House...-
December 11, 2007A December 4 fire destroyed a warehouse and its inventoried cache of antique architectural elements salvaged by Olde Good Things, a nationally recognized dealer with offices in New York City and Scranton.
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December 11, 2007Three new exhibitors and one returning exhibitor will enhance the 45-dealer roster of The American Antiques Show (TAAS), scheduled to open with a benefit preview for the American Folk Art Museum January...
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December 11, 2007Ronald Clark Bauman, the proprietor of Ronald C. Bauman 18th and 19th Century American Furniture in Centreville, Del., died November 16. He was formerly president of David H. Stockwell Antiquarians, with...
December 11, 2007On December 5, in a packed salesroom at Sotheby, the Guennol Lioness, one of the last known masterworks from the dawn of civilization remaining in private hands, sold for $57,161,000, a record for any sculpture...
December 7, 2007The exhibition, ⁂enjamin Franklin, Writer and Printer,†opening on December 12 at the Grolier Club, takes a fresh, even surprising look at Franklin dual relationship to the book as printer and author.
December 5, 2007Boasting a ten percent increase in attendance over last year gate and more than $18 million in sales from the 80 dealers participating, the 17th running of the IFPDA Print Fair once again lived up to expectations....
December 4, 2007Since its founding in 1931, the Addison Gallery of American Art at Phillips Academy in Andover, Mass., has assembled an extraordinary collection of some of America finest paintings and sculpture. It is surely...
December 4, 2007The Grand Rapids Art Museum has acquired ⁔he Engraved Passion,†a series of engravings by Albrecht Dürer (1471‱528), the northern Germany Renaissance painter and engraver. The series, dating from...
December 4, 2007Zita Marks Templeman, an artist, collector and benefactor, shared her home and extensive art collection with a wide circle of friends. Today, her bequest of 124 pictures to the New Orleans Museum of Art (NOMA)...
December 4, 2007The exhibition ⁎avajo Textiles from the Bruce Museum†opens December 8, and will run through March 24. The Bruce Museum exhibition includes approximately ten examples from the transitional to the Rug periods...
December 4, 2007⁉t was a strong, strong showing,†commented auctioneer Ronan Clarke in the days following the Third Annual Fine Art Sale conducted at Clarke Auction on Monday, November 5..
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