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October 24, 2006“Vermont is all about driving from place to place, stopping to look along the way,” says Tim Jefferson, owner of the Cavendish Inn, a Gothic confection of a getaway five miles from Okemo.
October 24, 2006Good buying, good selling — the Bromley Mountain Antiques Show has both in spades. The fourth of five Antiques Week in Vermont fairs that coordinate advertising and show times to maximize attendance,...
October 24, 2006Antiques in Vermont ends the quintet of Antiques Week in Vermont shows with a flourish Nearly twice the size as its four siblings, the 75-dealer fair managed by Phyllis Carlson and Tim Stevenson was designed...
October 23, 2006For curator Joey Brackner, the story of Alabama pottery is the story of Alabama itself, the story of a pottery that reflects the prevailing cultural influences at work in the state of Alabama over the last...
October 18, 2006With the summer crowds all but gone, there is little left to draw the average person to Maine in mid-September. Over the weekend of September 16 and 17 is a show that is considered not only to be one of the premier...
October 17, 2006The Jewish Museum will present “Alex Katz Paints Ada,” a wide-ranging survey exhibition, from October 27 through March 18. Nearly 40 paintings created by the artist from 1957 to 2005, starring his wife,...
October 17, 2006An Eighteenth Century Italian violin by Antonio Stradivari played a sweet tune as it exited the auction block at Skinner’s this past Sunday, October 15, hitting a high note of $1,436,000.
October 17, 2006Wiederseim Associates Auctioneers conducted a large two-day auction at Griffith Hall, Ludwig’s Corner Firehouse, on September 15 and 16.
October 17, 2006An authentic Wild West stagecoach from the mid-1800s, in original condition and possibly the largest ever built at 22 feet in length, sold for $94,400 at a Labor Day weekend sale conducted by Showtime...
October 17, 2006An early Nineteenth Century rosewood two-part secretary desk with fanciful ivory inlay of flamboyant dragons, snakes and fruit was the highlight at Fontaine?s September 1?2 sale when it sold for $31,625.
October 17, 2006The Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) is presenting a special exhibition featuring the recent acquisition and first public display of French artist Jacques-Louis David’s portrait of Jean-Pierre...
October 17, 2006While major modern Mexican artists such as José Clemente Orozco, Diego Rivera, David Alfaro Siqueiros and Rufino Tamayo continue to win broad acclaim for their murals and paintings, less attention has been...
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