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July 10, 2007Nearly 40 years after buying it as a dirty and unattributed canvas for $325, Ira Spanierman cquisition,†now identified as ⁐ortrait of Lorenzo de†Medici, Duke of Urbino†by Raphael, established...
July 9, 2007A gifted American storyteller in paint, William Tylee Ranney (1813-1856) depicted mythic heroes of his time †soldiers, pioneers, trapper, hunters †as exemplars of courage and independence. At a time...
July 3, 2007Saturday Night in New Lebanon is Meissner Auction weekly sale, bringing out several hundred prospective bidders for early furniture and household articles. On holiday weekends, Keith and Dolores...
July 3, 2007Fanciful utilitarian forms accentuated by a seemingly endless palette of brilliant colors enhancing classic Old World Germanic motifs †these are the hallmarks of a style of highly revered Americana known...
July 3, 2007Skinner opened the summer season with a June 3 sale rich in American portraiture, large and small. The 670-lot session totaled $2,360,939, the tally helped along by record auction prices for two Boston...
July 3, 2007Morgan MacWhinnie hosted an early season country antiques show for the Bridge Hampton Historical Society, June 1 and 2, on the grounds of its Corwith House, one of several properties the society owns and maintains.
July 3, 2007Fine examples of period frames are on view at the Butler Institute of American Art, which is presenting a segment of the exhibition, ⁔he Secret Lives of Frames: One Hundred Years of Art and Artistry...
July 3, 2007Kamelot Auctions further solidified its standing as a prominent source to sell garden antiques at auction in its recent garden and architectural antiques sale.
July 3, 2007Sotheby June 19 sale of important Twentieth Century design brought a total of $10,796,080, above a high estimate of $9.4 million, and set records for a range of Twentieth Century modernist designers...
July 3, 2007William-Adolphe Bouguereau reputation has swung from the heights of worldwide success to the depths of scholarly and public neglect. ⁉n the Studios of Paris: William Bouguereau & His American...
July 3, 2007⁇ateway Bombay,†opening July 14 in the Peabody Essex Museum (PEM) Herwitz Gallery, presents the work of 13 artists who are deeply connected to the city, which is today †60 years after India...
July 3, 2007Beginning July 5, the National Academy Museum will join two other New York art institutions †the Brooklyn Museum and the New-York Historical Society †in honoring the accomplishments of pioneering American...
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