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April 24, 2007Altermann Galleries†March 3 auction and set price sale realized $1,008,160. The top lot was a 22-by-30-inch oil by Olaf Wieghorst, ⁁merican Nomads,†that brought $66,000.
April 24, 2007When 10-year-old Terrance A. Walker bought his first antique more than three decades ago, a piece of Flow Blue pottery for $20, he set in motion a prolific career as a picker of Canadian Maritime country...
April 24, 2007Pook & Pook set a new house record on April 20′1 when it auctioned the collection of Dr and Mrs Donald A. Shelley for $9,765,454, including premium. The total is more than double Pook previous...
April 24, 2007The Seattle Art Museum (SAM) recently announced an unprecedented series of gifts †the largest in the museum history †from prominent museum patrons and collectors. The gifts, which commemorate the museum...
April 24, 2007Christie has arranged the private sale of Thomas Eakins†⁐ortrait of Professor Benjamin H. Rand,†1874, from Thomas Jefferson University to the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art in Bentonville,...
April 24, 2007In the 1930s and 1940s, Frank Lloyd Wright designed 47 homes in a 100-acre community called Usonia in Pleasantville, N.Y. Featuring four to six of those homes, the Neuberger Museum of Art will present...
April 24, 2007Richard Kemble, 74, a partner in Forager House Collection, died at his winter home in Key West, Fla., April 21 after a long series of illnesses.-
April 24, 2007Richard Dubrow, a dealer who pioneered in Nineteenth Century American furniture, died April 10, after a long illness.
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April 17, 2007New Hampshire lost another ld-time†antiques dealer recently as Mabel Joslin (doing business as M.J. Antiques) died on April 1 at the age of 97.
April 17, 2007Best known in the antiques world as a collector of most anything, the former star of both stage and screen died on April 7 at the age of 86 while traveling in Bucks County, Penn.
April 17, 2007The exhibition, ⁆irm Favorites,†will be on view April 24⁓eptember 1. Works by Scotland most renowned artists will be on display.
April 17, 2007The Jewish Museum will present ⁔he Sculpture of Louise Nevelson: Constructing a Legend,†the first major American survey of her work since 1980, from May 5 through September 16.
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