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November 27, 2007⁉t the best one that I have ever seen,†commented an enthusiastic Gene Shannon while motioning toward a landscape painting, one of hundreds of paintings on view in the preview area prior to his recent...
November 27, 2007James D. Julia Auctioneers conducted an $11.2 million firearms auction October 8‱0, the highest grossing firearms auction ever. The sale offered 1,349 lots, with an average sale value per lot of $8,328,...
November 27, 2007What makes maps so hypnotic? Is it their endless detail that magically draws a viewer in? Their connection to a moment in history? Whatever the connection, discover unexpected new dimensions of these objects...
November 27, 2007⁅dward S. Curtis: Prints of Native Americans,†a new exhibition on view at the Cape Cod Museum Of Art (CCMA) December 1 through January 13, presents 16 of Curtis fine prints from the private collection...
November 27, 2007⁉nuit Images: Art from the Canadian Arctic†is on view at the Pauley Center at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts through January 13.
November 27, 2007Yeshiva University Museum will present the first exhibition of Nineteenth Century photographs of Israel by James Graham and Mendel Diness. On view December 4⁁pril 6, ⁐icturing Jerusalem†includes...
November 27, 2007Antiques dealer Dale Pregent was elected mayor of Keene, N.H. (population 25,000), on November 6. Pregent will officially take office on January 1, for a term of two years, giving up the city council seat...
November 27, 2007Music Valley Antiques Market attracted a large audience that spent well at the most recent meeting, October 25′7. Kay Puchstein, co-manager of the show, reported that more than 140 dealers exhibited...
November 27, 2007Jenkins Show Management was near capacity for its October 23′7 Tailgate Antiques Show at Fiddlers Inn here.
November 27, 2007There was room for everyone and everything at the cavernous Shriners Auditorium that fills each fall with antiques dealers and antiques of every stripe for the two-day Greater Boston Antiques Festival...
November 27, 2007New management, some new dealers and some newer material spiced up Boston venerable Ellis Antiques Show this year, adding to its long-established distinguished air. The mix was electric and generated...
November 27, 2007Painted country furniture, Pennsylvania fabrics and ceramics, and seasonal objects for both fall and the fast approaching Christmas holidays were in abundance November 2-3 at The Greater York Antiques...
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