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November 27, 2007An expert in early American antiques and head of Patty Gagarin Antiques for more than two decades, Frances ⁐atty†Moore Gagarin died on November 18 at the age of 90. She was a resident of Greenfield...
November 26, 2007A central figure in the group of early avant-garde artists who brought Modernism to America, Charles Demuth (1883‱935) is best known as a master watercolorist and pioneer Precisionist painter. He brought...
November 20, 2007The Ross Vintage Poster Gallery hosted a grand opening celebrating its spacious new gallery located in the heart of Manhattan on November 15.
November 20, 2007It is not attendance figures that predict an antiques show success, but what buyers do once inside the show that makes or breaks the event. Although the gate was off a little on Saturday at the two-day...
November 20, 2007Like the Santa Fe Trail and Silk Road of yore, a well-beaten path was formed over the weekend of October 26, this one leading up to the entrance of ⁔reasures &†From The Silk Road To The Santa Fe Trail.†Local...
November 20, 2007⁔he Russians Are Coming, The Russians Are Coming,†might well have been a chant heard around the world from an anxious crowd of art enthusiasts during the days leading up to October 20. Rather than...
November 20, 2007The 16th annual USArtists glowed with the patina of success †a rich, glossy devotion to excellence. When the show opened October 18, the Women Board of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts revealed...
November 20, 2007Bright and colorful, The International Vintage Poster Fair opened for a three-day run at Metropolitan Pavilion October 19, with a preview party kicking off the show in gala style. Unlike most preview parties,...
November 20, 2007⁔he sale did far better than we anticipated,†said auctioneer Ed Nadeau in regard to the annual Americana auction that Nadeau regularly schedules to coincide with the Fall Hartford Antiques Show....
November 20, 2007A broadside of the Declaration of Independence printed in Boston between July 12 and 16, 1776, sold for $693,500 at Skinner November 18 books and manuscripts sale.
November 20, 2007The Civil War view ⁓unday Prayers†by Sanford Robinson Gifford sold for an impressive $831,000 at Skinner American and European painting sale November 16.
November 20, 2007The Allen Memorial Art Museum at Oberlin College presents ⁇reat Criticism: Paintings from Modern China,†an exhibition from the AMAM permanent collection that reflects the ongoing struggle between...
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