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March 6, 2007The 2007 Palm Beach International Fine Art & Antique Fair, February 1‱1, combined the best elements of a top-level museum exhibition with the luscious swish of an exclusive party.
March 5, 2007Increasingly becoming considered one of the finest American painters of the Twentieth Century, a leader of the New Hope group/Pennsylvania Impressionists, and a gifted teacher, Daniel Garber (1880‱958)...
February 27, 2007In its first special presentation on Frick porcelain in 15 years, the Frick Collection will present, “Rococo Exotic: French Mounted Porcelains and the Allure of the East,” on view March 6–June 10.
February 27, 2007“From Folk to Modern: Kentucky Pottery, 1900–1950,” on view in the Speed Art Museum’s Focus Galleries March 7–June 24, presents more than 40 objects, tracing the transformation of Kentucky pottery...
February 27, 2007“Barcelona and Modernity: Gaudí to Dalí,” on view at The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Tisch Galleries March 7–June 3, is the first comprehensive exhibition of its type ever mounted in America...
February 27, 2007Stephen B. O’Brien Jr Fine Arts, LLC is planning to publish the most comprehensive book to date on sporting artist Aiden Lassell Ripley (American, 1896–1969) and is seeking submissions.
February 27, 2007On January 14, Carlsen Gallery, Inc conducted an auction of antique furniture, accessories and fine art including property from a number of private sources including an Albany, N.Y., estate.
February 27, 2007The official currency auction of the Florida United Numismatists convention was the site of a record-breaking auction January 6–8 that achieved prices of $10,385,202 for currency and $65,180,395 for coins.
February 27, 2007Before the telephone, metal fire alarms on street corners and buildings were used to summon a fire department. These technological relics were the focus of a single-owner unreserved sale at Clearing House...
February 27, 2007Ron Bourgeault’s Northeast Auctions sale on February 23–25 was a blockbuster with many items setting records. The highly diversified sale offered nearly 2,000 lots and grossed an impressive $6.1 million.
February 27, 2007A life portrait of South Carolina statesman and Vice President of The United States, John C. Calhoun, achieved a healthy $333,500 during a rousing single-owner collection sale at Brunk Auctions’ February...
February 27, 2007The New York Design Fair, a fresh and exhilarating event promoted by Wendy Management, has created a niche in the Manhattan market by focusing its attention as much, if not more, on design as it does on antiques....
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