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July 16, 2007Originally intended as a small but thoughtful exhibition, ⁆akes and Forgeries: The Art of Deception,†on view at the Bruce Museum, Greenwich, Conn., through September 9, has exploded into an unexpected...
July 10, 2007The market for bronze sculpture, flatlined for well over a decade, was jolted vigorously back to life recently, when the Reingold collection of American sculpture went on the block at Rago Arts and Auction...
July 10, 2007The Rufus Porter Museum begins its yearlong 2007 exhibition season with a special loan exhibit of historic schoolgirl needlework. There are 27 pieces on display, dating from the 1600s to 1840, created...
July 10, 2007⁁rt in America: Three Hundred Years of Innovation,†the largest and most comprehensive exhibition of American art to travel to Russia, will be on view at the Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts July 24⁓eptember...
July 10, 2007⁆lora and Fauna: Themes and Symbols in the Decorative Arts of China,†explores the concept of Chinese symbolism, with an emphasis on nature as a unifying theme, across a broad spectrum of the decorative...
July 10, 2007Many serious bidders examined the Salem Federal mahogany sofa carved by Samuel McIntire up for sale June 12 at Landry Auctions, but in the end only one bidder could take it. The sofa, which had a replaced...
July 10, 2007The tenth Greek Sale at Bonhams†101 New Bond Street gallery recently achieved $7.6 million and broke a number of world records for Greek artists.
July 10, 2007The Litchfield County Antiques Show, staged at the indoor hockey rink at the Kent School, put its best foot forward over the June 23′4 weekend with 40 exhibitors offering a nice variety of antiques in attractive...
July 10, 2007The Mount Hope Garden and Antiques Fair, a new fundraiser for The Mount Hope Farm, attracted 50-some dealers June 15‱7. The inaugural show was managed by Ferguson & D⁁rruda.-
July 10, 2007The School of Visual Arts (SVA) here mourns the passing of its founder and chairman, Silas H. Rhodes, who died in his sleep on June 28, at age 91.
July 10, 2007John Edward ⁊ack†Whistance, a well-known dealer and an authority on early American antiques who for more than 50 years ran Lock, Stock, and Barrel Antiques with his wife MaryEllen, died at Benedictine...-
July 10, 2007J.K. Rowling, creator of Harry Potter, is suing the online auction platform eBay, charging that scam artists used the Indian version of the website to sell unauthorized versions of her books.
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