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December 12, 2006The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation announced December 8 that it plans to sell Carter’s Grove, its 400-acre property on the James River, eight miles from the outdoor history museum’s main complex....
December 12, 2006Throughout December, Winston-Salem’s historic district is alive with candlelight tours and caroling, wagon rides and visits from St Nick. At the Old Salem Toy Museum, however, the presents are already...
December 12, 2006“A healthy result for a well-edited sale was the outcome of today’s Nineteenth Century European paintings auction,” said Deborah Coy, Christie’s department head, following the October 25 auction...
December 12, 2006Mastro Auctions’ Classic Collector auction, which closed October 26, set a new company record, outpacing the previous one set in October 2005 by more than $300,000.
December 12, 2006(AP) — A painting believed to be a previously unknown work by Flemish master Peter Paul Rubens sold for $2.9 million at a Swedish auction on December 5.
December 12, 2006Sollo Rago Modern Auctions continued a record climb on October 21 and 22, grossing $6 million and setting world records for the sale of the designers Wharton Esherick, Gertrude and Otto Natzler and Phil...
December 12, 2006Each of London Olympia’s trio of fairs, taking place in spring, summer and winter, has its own distinct identity, yet all three share the brand image of being among the longstanding and important annual...
December 12, 2006“Annie Leibovitz: A Photographer’s Life, 1990–2005,” an exhibition of more than 100 photographs, is on view at the Brooklyn Museum through January 21.
December 12, 2006ACA Galleries is presenting the exhibition “Ralph Fasanella: Artist of the People,” which commemorates the tenth anniversary of the artist’s death. The exhibition runs through February 3.
December 12, 2006For many in Boston, the annual Ellis Memorial Antiques Show is the place to see and be seen. The antiques show itself draws some of the best dealers in the country, and they bring along choice antiques.
December 12, 2006Progressive art movements by definition move forward, so it is no surprise that Modernism, Sanford Smith’s 21-year-old show at the Seventh Regiment Armory from November 17 to 20, never stops evolving....
December 12, 2006Dean Failey, senior vice president and senior director of American furniture and decorative arts at Christie’s, has been named the 2007 recipient of the Award of Merit, presented annually by the Antiques...
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