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November 20, 2007The Yale University Art Gallery has announced its acquisition, through partial gift/ partial purchase, of two of the six extant panels from a major altarpiece by the Meister der Heiligen Sippe (Master...
November 20, 2007The Maja Oeri and Hans Bodenmann Gallery, fourth floor of the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), will be devoted to 13 paintings and drawings by Ellsworth Kelly (b 1923) in an exhibition, ⁆ocus: Ellsworth...
November 20, 2007President George W. Bush announced on November 14 that Roy R. Neuberger, 104, one of America foremost art patrons and philanthropists and founder of the Neuberger Museum of Art, has won the 2007 National...
November 20, 2007Visitors may now enjoy one of The Frick Collection signature galleries, the Fragonard Room, which has undergone its first major relighting and refurbishment in 60 years.-
November 20, 2007On November 11, Marilyn H. Nager died after a long illness. Marilyn was the wife of Boston antiques dealer Simon Nager for 61 years. She was the granddaughter of Abram Rubin of Boston, a pioneer antiques...
November 20, 2007Arlene Rich, owner of Red Barn Antiques for many years, died November 13. She will be remembered for her generous contributions to the Fitzwilliam Historical Society, the Fitzwilliam Newsletter, and the antiques...
November 19, 2007After more than six and a half years of renovation and expansion work, the Detroit Institute of Arts (DIA) reopens November 23, on the heels of a grand opening gala celebration that was called the ottest...
November 13, 2007Area residents were invited to an art showing of sorts on November 8 at the Waterbury Police Department where approximately 180 paintings and other antiques were displayed so that those who believed their...
November 13, 2007Rock Island Auction Company second premiere auction of 2007 on September 8‱0, realized nearly $8.2 million, making the diverse sale featuring six prominent collections its second highest grossing...
November 13, 2007On September 29, Tradewinds Antiques celebrated 15 years of presenting all-cane auctions with its 31st all-cane live auction at the Salem Waterfront Hotel.
November 13, 2007Antiques At Pompey Hollow debut auction in this area made an auspicious start on September 21 at the Norwalk Inn. The sale featured a select grouping of several hundred items from fine New England estates...
November 13, 2007Three days, 1,818 lots, a one-owner sale, and $6.29 million later, Ronald Bourgeault and Northeast Auctions completed another marathon of sales at the Radisson Hotel on October 26′8.
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