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October 3, 2006Rarely has the exceptional collection of the Corcoran Gallery of Art traveled outside of its home in Washington, D.C. Making only one stop east of the Mississippi, “Encouraging American Genius: Master...
October 3, 2006In a crowded courthouse in New Haven on September 27, US District Judge Janet Bond Arterton sentenced confessed map thief Edward Forbes Smiley III to 42 months in prison and ordered him to pay more than...
October 3, 2006A rare William Henry Buck oil on canvas depicting a New Orleans bayou scene brought a hefty price at the Neal Auction Company’s annual Louisiana Purchase auction this past weekend, September 30.
October 3, 2006A prime assortment of Americana was once again offered during the annual end of summer sale at Thomaston Place Auction Galleries on August 26 and 27.
October 3, 2006Time was of the essence at the 3,500 lot sale at S&S Auction’s late summer sale. Not only did the auction run from 8 am to 8 pm, with no fewer than four auctioneers presiding at once, but the top lots...
October 3, 2006Heritage Auction Galleries’ latest comics signature auction, held September 8–9 in conjunction with Diamond International Galleries, posted results of $2,197,356 for 1,209 lots, with after-auction...
October 3, 2006Perfect weather shone down on more than 100 dealers gathered for Maine Antiques Dealers Association’s Coastal Maine Antiques Show, a summer tradition.
October 3, 2006Promoter Barry M. Cohen�s fifth annual Historic Indian & World Tribal Arts show, held August 10�13, was �the best show ever,� according to several dealers who exhibited at this and other Santa...-
October 3, 2006On July 20, Nancy Ann Lybolt died in Calvary Hospital in New York City after a long battle with breast cancer. A longtime supporter of the arts, she was a fashion and textiles dealer and collector.
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October 3, 2006Nancy M. Timinskas, 66, died peacefully August 19, in her hometown. Owner of Weatherbee Hill Antiques, she spent a lifetime in the antiques business.
September 26, 2006The New York Botanical Garden will present “Buried Treasures: The Nature and Art of Bulbs,” an exhibition in the LuEsther T. Mertz Library of prints and artwork featuring flowering bulbs on view October...
September 26, 2006The Katonah Museum of Art presents two independent exhibitions on view to December 31 that explore iconic female forms from the past and the present.
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