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May 29, 2007Three of the New Britain Museum of American Art (NBMAA) most important Hudson River School paintings have returned to the NBMAA Henry and Sharon Martin Hudson River School Gallery in antique replica...
May 29, 2007Six months of planning and work paid off when Shannon twice-a-year auction of fine American and European paintings, drawings and sculpture on April 26, achieved $3.6 million.
May 29, 2007The cream of the crop at Skinner April 14, Asian arts sale was represented by two objects that each sold for $64,625.
May 29, 2007Neal Auction Company April 14‱5, spring estates auction witnessed considerable success. With presale estimate of $1.5/2.2 million, the 917 lots sold attained $2.6 million.
May 29, 2007Nan Gurley Americana at Sturbridge fills the exhibition hall of the Sturbridge Host Hotel and Conference Center as the only indoor show held during Brimfield week. A one-day show that ran Thursday,...
May 29, 2007The daffodils and white tents that pop up along Route 20 here in early May mark not only the start of spring, but also the first of the year three Brimfield Antiques Markets. This stretch of highway...-
May 29, 2007Clients and customers of auction houses Christie and Sotheby have recently entered into the final year in which to redeem certificates that were awarded as part of a 2003 class action settlement...
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May 29, 2007Hirschl & Adler Modern has announced the death of artist Nancy Lawton on May 5, in Albany, N.Y.; she was 57 years old. Drawings were her milieu, with her medium of choice being graphite, and beginning...
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May 29, 2007Mary Scheier, an internationally known ceramic artist noted for her superbly thrown pottery vessels, died May 14, at age 99.
May 25, 2007Tod Overdorf, a longtime antiques dealer and collector, died peacefully at his home on May 10 after a long illness. Born in 1931 in Poughkeepsie, N.Y., he graduated from Rider University and then served...
May 24, 2007They were an unlikely artistic trio: Pop Art icon Andy Warhol, realist Jamie Wyeth and graffiti artist Jean-Michel Basquiat. But in the 1970s and 1980s, Warhol collaborated with the two young artists from...
May 22, 2007The Hyde Collection presents the first major exhibition in a quarter century to explore Luminism in Nineteenth Century American landscape paintings. ⁌uminist Horizons: The Art and Collection of James...
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