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April 10, 2007Swann Galleries†12th annual auction of printed and manuscript African Americana on February 27 featured material related to slavery and abolition, the modern Civil Rights movement and the varied contributions...
April 10, 2007On March 20 at Sotheby, there was applause after an extended bidding battle when an important and rare archaic bronze wine vessel and cover (fangjia), late Shang dynasty, Thirteenth⁅leventh Century...
April 10, 2007The spring 2007 edition of Asia Week at Christie New York realized just under $40 million, the second highest total for Asia Week at Christie New York. The strong results in the Asian field followed...
April 10, 2007For some time Beverly, Mass., auctioneer Frank Kaminski has been testing the antique waters in the San Diego area, and the success of his February 17 and 18 inaugural West Coast auction has established...
April 10, 2007Despite an early morning coating of icy slush and snow and midtown parade gridlock, the Stella Show Mgmt Co. popular Spring Pier Show March 17‱8 was not to be thwarted. Stella Management and its army...
April 10, 2007Arts of Pacific Asia returned to the 69th Regiment Armory at Lexington Avenue and 26th Street, March 22′5. The oldest, largest and biggest of New York Asian fairs, the Caskey-Lees event has been a stable...
April 10, 2007The International Asian Art Fair, the flagship for Asia Week in New York, returned to the Seventh Regiment Armory March 23′8.
April 10, 2007Home to the single largest collection of Asher B. Durand works, the New-York Historical Society will present more than 70 paintings, drawings, sculptures, daguerreotypes, and historical artifacts as part...
April 10, 2007Written and printed ephemera, by its very nature, is designed to be transitory, but the crowds gathered at the Stamford Marriott March 10‱1 for the Ephemera 27 fair prove that this collecting niche has lasting...
April 10, 2007On April 28, The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts will commemorate the 400th anniversary of Jamestown, the first permanent English settlement in the New World, with ⁒ule Britannia!,†a major exhibition...
April 10, 2007On April 21, The Muscarelle Museum of Art at The College of William & Mary will be the first museum venue on the national tour to showcase works from the renowned artists in the Wyeth family together...-
April 10, 2007Christie has abruptly cancelled its upcoming auction of American Indian Art, originally scheduled for May 24, and closing the department for an indefinite period of time.
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