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September 12, 2006Vivien Cord and Ed McClure concluded their 36th year of outdoor shows on a high note with the Lasdon Labor Day Antiques Fair at Lasdon Park on September 4. “Everything was a perfect ten,” said Vivien...
September 11, 2006It is not often these days that a previously neglected, highly accomplished Nineteenth Century American painter is rediscovered, much less that his superb collection of works by like-minded colleagues...
September 5, 2006A full house was in attendance for Rose Hill Gallery’s recent 400-lot sale of Nineteenth and Twentieth Century art and antiques.
September 5, 2006Lyman Allyn Art Museum will present a new exhibition, “femme brut(e),“ opening on Thursday, September 14, and on view through February 4.
September 5, 2006The Smithsonian’s Archives of American Art, New York Regional Gallery, presents “Recent Acquisitions: Honoré Sharrer papers” an exhibition featuring selections from the papers of painter Honoré...
September 5, 2006Andy Warhol’s Athlete Series will go on view at the Allentown Art Museum on Tuesday, September 12, through October 1. The ten images were commisisoned by art collector and friend of the artist Richard...
September 5, 2006Once again the firm of James D. Julia, Inc proved that quality merchandise combined with quality marketing and promotion equals quality results. “Remove one piece of that equation,” said the firm’s...
September 5, 2006St Charles Gallery enjoyed great success with a standing-room-only crowd bidding at its recent summer estates sale.
September 5, 2006Dolls took center stage at Alderfer Auction and Appraisal’s semiannual antique doll auction, “Favorite Pastimes,” on August 10.
September 5, 2006The Bridge Hampton Historical Society and Stella Show Mgmt Co.'s most recent show, conducted August 19–20, together with an earlier June show raised more than $25,000 for the society’s treasury.
September 5, 2006David Good, a partner in Good & Hutchinson & Associates, Inc, a firm he founded with Robert Hutchinson, died of a brain hemorrhage on August 28. He was 78.
September 5, 2006Maine Antiques Festival had its best Saturday attendance ever on August 12, with strong sales of early American antiques, according to Promoter Paul Davis.
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