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September 26, 2006The James A. Michener Art Museum will present the exhibition, “Form Radiating Life: The Paintings of Charles Rosen” on view October 13–January 28, highlighting the distinguished Pennsylvania Impressionist...
September 26, 2006A fine afternoon’s painting collaboration between two brothers-in-law was the star attraction at the August 21, Bruce Gamage, Jr, sale, where it sold for $71,500. The artists, Andrew Wyeth and Peter...
September 26, 2006Mastro Auctions’ August 16–18 auction closed at $11.4 million, generating outstanding results to the tune of several new record-setting prices.
September 26, 2006After nearly 40 years in the business, Absolute Auctions & Realty auctioneer Don Traver has decided to hang up his gavel. At 10:15 pm on September 9, he struck off his last lot, a group of three framed...
September 26, 2006Thimble Collectors International held its 15th biennial convention August 9–12 at the Hilton Seattle Airport Hotel and Conference Center, with more than 220 thimble and needlework tool collectors and experts...-
September 26, 2006Edwin A. Constant died on September 16, at age 91. A proud veteran of the United States Navy, he was the founding president of Constant Graphics Inc, and served as president of the New York Cold Type Association,...
September 26, 2006“We knew we were taking a shot in the dark, but it really worked,” Frank Gaglio said about the change in days for his Antiques in A Cow Pasture. When Russell Carrell started this first flea market...
September 25, 2006For more than 25 years, twice a year, collectors, dealers, dreamers and the merely curious have been coming to the show affectionately and accurately called Papermania Plus.
September 25, 2006Toward the end of the Nineteenth Century, up-and-coming American artists headed to Paris, the world art capital, seeking to gain technical proficiency in drawing and painting and to enhance their reputations....-
September 25, 2006Dee Spratta, a well-known and respected antiques dealer, died peacefully Sunday, September 17, with her family by her side.
September 19, 2006The Allentown Art Museum will present the special exhibition “Jacob Lawrence: Tales of Freedom” October 8–January 7 in the Rodale Gallery. An opening party will take place October 12 from 6 to 8 pm....
September 19, 2006Presented by Japan Society Gallery, “Contemporary Clay: Japanese Ceramics for the New Century” will survey creative and iconoclastic works by the finest potters working in Japan today. This exhibition...
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