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September 11, 2007For the first time in a decade, an exhibition of photographs by Ansel Adams will be on view in Washington, D.C. Opening September 15 at the Corcoran Gallery of Art, ⁁nsel Adams†will give visitors a new look...-
September 11, 2007Sotheby has followed Christie lead in raising the buyer premium for low-end purchases.
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September 11, 2007In a letter to the editor, two dealers from Wellesley, Mass., raise concerns over how several exhibitors of the Philadelphia Antiques Show were dropped from the roster.
September 10, 2007Marion, a lovely New England community, is home to Tabor Academy, the site for the annual Marion Antiques Show, now in its 15th year and one of the social highlights of the summer calendar.
September 10, 2007H. Richard Dietrich, Jr, 69, a retired executive whose lifelong love of art and history spurred his creation of one of the most important collections of early American art, died of melanoma on August 30 at his home.
September 10, 2007The much-anticipated public opening of the Ruth and Raymond G. Perelman Building on September 15 in Philadelphia, Penn., marked the first expansion of the Philadelphia Museum of Art (PMA) footprint...
September 4, 2007Kicking off the annual New England summer auctions devoted to the waterfowl collecting arena. Copley Fine Art Auctions established record setting prices in both the sporting art and the decorative carvings...
September 4, 2007The Blanton Museum of Art at the University of Texas at Austin will present ⁔ransactions,†on view September 11 to November 18 †part of the museum lineup of contemporary exhibitions this fall.
September 4, 2007An exhibition of more than 400 objects from 11 Native communities from the North Pacific Coast †including ceremonial masks, carvings, clothing, baskets and tools †will open at the Smithsonian National...
September 4, 2007An exhibition, ⁁ntiques That Speak,†currently on view at Society for the Preservation of Long Island Antiquities (SPLIA) through January, features many of the society most important acquisitions...
September 4, 2007James D. Julia June 22′3 auction of antique toys, dolls, advertising and coin-op fetched more than $1.1 million, more than 46 percent above the firm preauction estimate of approximately $750,000.
September 4, 2007A large selection of Elmer Crowell miniature and decorative carvings had the capacity crowd sitting on the edge at Eldred on August 1, during the fourth and final auction conducted during the summer...
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