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March 27, 2007Large crowds were in evidence at the preview party March 1 and at the official opening to Works on Paper the next day. For the past 19 years, promoter Sanford Smith and his cadre of ⁰aper art†dealers...-
March 27, 2007The Ann Arbor Antiques Market will kick off its 39th season next month but without its show managers of nearly a decade, Woody and Nancy Straub, who took over the show in the late 1990s. The markets will...
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March 27, 2007Elizabeth W. ⁌iz†Long, 91, of Heritage Village in Southbury, died March 17 at Danbury Hospital. A resident of Newtown, Conn., for more than 15 years, she owned and operated the Cod Fish Antiques in the Sandy...
March 20, 2007Neal Auction Company winter estates auction on February 3‴ served as a demonstration of a healthy marketplace and turnout was unexpectedly high, even on Super Bowl Sunday.
March 20, 2007While achieving premium and record prices paid at auction has become the norm for Ron Bourgeault and the crew at Northeast Auctions, the solid results posted in the February 23-25 New Hampshire Weekend...
March 20, 2007The Sally Abney Rose Collection achieved $4.6 million at Brunk Auctions on February 17‱8, led by a life portrait of Southern statesman and former Vice President John C. Calhoun that attained $333,500.
March 20, 2007For the 59th time, Heritage Auction Galleries conducted a sale at the Long Beach Coin Expo, February 14‱7. As expected, gold rarities engendered highly competitive bidding, resulting in a total of more...-
March 20, 2007⁎ew Media: When,†on view through May 20 at the Neuberger Museum of Art, invites visitors to interact with and manipulate an artwork, not just passively observe it
March 20, 2007The authenticity of a rare suit of armor dating to Sixteenth Century Prussia, one of the powerful states of Germany of the latter Nineteenth and Twentieth Century, was recently established through the use of latest...
March 20, 2007Visitors to the New-York Historical Society will be able to see how legendary artist and naturalist John James Audubon painstakingly reworked a bird portrait until the image met with his satisfaction....
March 20, 2007In the historic First Congregational Church of Darien, a group of more than 30 volunteers worked for almost a year to put together a classic antiques show for the benefit of organizations supported by the church....
March 20, 2007It was back to the futuristic at the 69th Street Armory on March 2, 3 and 4 as Stella Show Mgmt Co. presented its innovative event, The Modern Show.
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