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October 9, 2007An important Jasper Cropsey oil on paper on canvas painting discovered by auctioneer Robert Foster in the top of a local barn, unframed and discarded many years ago amidst a pile of frames, created quite...
October 9, 2007New buyers and seasoned collectors filled Bonhams & Butterfields†galleries in San Francisco and Los Angeles on August 7 for the opportunity to bid on works by legendary California and American masters.
October 9, 2007Buyers from several states traveled here for the August 25 edition of Dan Morphy toy, doll, holiday and advertising show, which is conducted at the York Fairgrounds†Memorial Hall East.
October 9, 2007Nan Gurley Sturbridge Antiques Show on September 6 focused on primitive, country and Americana.
October 9, 2007Three letters written by Confederate General Robert E. Lee during the Civil War sold for $61,000 at Bill Mishoe Auction House on September 29.
October 9, 2007A brass slave collar engraved with the name of a Montgomery County, N.Y., slave owner, and bones from a Chautauqua County elk, more than 170 years old, are among items from the New York State Museum...
October 9, 2007The Board of Trustees of the Minneapolis Institute of Arts appointed Kaywin Feldman as the museum new director and president. Feldman will begin her position January 1. Her selection followed an international...
October 9, 2007The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) has appointed Leah Dickerman as a curator in the department of painting and sculpture.
October 9, 2007The Greenwich Police Department is investigating the theft of a bronze statue, valued at $45,000, from a hotel on September 11.
October 9, 2007A series of burglaries have been reported to the state police in Keene Valley in the Adirondack Mountains. Believed to have been conducted between October of 2006 and May of 2007, according to Investigator...-
October 9, 2007The Wilton Historical Society is planning a 2008 exhibition featuring several Wilton, Conn., artists active in the early Twentieth Century. The society is seeking to borrow works to include in the exhibition...
October 9, 2007The Americana market got a shot in the arm October 3, with Christie offering of a small but select grouping of merchandise that generated an impressive $10,904,250 for the 94 lots sold.
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