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February 13, 2007The first major US exhibition in nearly three decades of the works of acclaimed Mexican artist Rufino Tamayo (1899–1991), “Tamayo: A Modern Icon Reinterpreted,” will make its debut at the Santa Barbara...
February 13, 2007MoMA's new "Focus" series kicks off with “Focus: Paul Klee,” an installation of 32 paintings, prints and drawings that spans Klee’s career from 1903 to 1940. On view until March 5, it celebrates...-
February 13, 2007Following a residential burglary here on November 5, 2006, the homeowner reported that ten pieces of antique stoneware were missing, along with other items, including candlesticks, serving spoons and forks...
February 13, 2007Sometime between January 27 and 28, a painting valued at between $4,500 and $5,000 was taken from an antiques shop here. The painted silk mourning picture in original period gilt frame measures approximately...-
February 13, 2007Connecticut legislator Julia B. Wasserman has introduced a bill that would improve the process of purchasing or disposing of antique items containing mercury, such as antique thermometers and barometers.
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February 13, 2007Bonhams has announced that it will charge a 20 percent buyer’s premium on all lots hammering up to $500,000, effective April 1 for US sales.
February 13, 2007Scott Antique Market has always been popular with vendors and buyers alike; antiques vendors have been the mainstay at Scott’s since the shows started nearly 20 years ago. and the weekend of January...-
February 13, 2007The Seventh Regiment Armory has rarely looked better in light of ongoing restoration, which the Seventh Regiment Conservancy estimates will take five years and cost about $150 million. Show managers are concerned...
February 13, 2007The Winter Antiques Show has long been the cornerstone of Americana Week in New York. Notwithstanding its well-deserved reputation for all things American, the fair, which wrapped up on January 28 after...
February 13, 2007Powerful, energetic and en vogue, three words that aptly define not only the works of art that were marketed at Sanford Smith’s Outsider Art Fair, but also the fair itself. The cornerstone of Outsider...
February 12, 2007Today, at the end of Washington Avenue, one-and-a-half blocks west of the Albany Institute of Art, stands a small community park. The tiny landmark is quite different from the place the people of Albany...
February 12, 2007Resembling the iconic pink drum-beating Energizer Bunny, waves of collectors were “still going” at the opening of the final event of Americana Week, Stella Show Mgmt Co.’s Americana Pier Show.
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