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July 3, 2006Antiques in the Valley marched through its second year in grand style on June 16-17 with a gate 45 to 50 percent above last year and some real solid sales for some of the 60 exhibitors.
July 3, 2006The first weekend of June is the opening of antiques show season in the Hamptons. Two shows across the street from one another on the same weekend start it with great gusto.-
July 3, 2006The Archives of American Art in Washington, D.C. presents the exhibition, "Artists in their Studios,"on view through October 27.
July 3, 2006Fifteen years strong, Jean Sinenberg's annual Hamptons Spring Garden, Antiques and Interior Design Show and Sale at the Bridgehampton Community House is still popular with customers.-
July 3, 2006Amidst the few printed words in his recently published book, Americana dealer David Wheatcroft proclaims: "It has been my good fortune to have handled some extraordinary pieces of American Folk Art over...
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July 3, 2006Sam Fogg has been invited by the Museum fur Islamische Kunst, Berlin, to present a fine collection of Islamic calligraphy from July 14 to August 31, featuring more than 25 examples of Islamic calligraphy...
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July 3, 2006The Heckscher Museum of Art will present an exhibition of watercolors by Arthur Dove July 11 to September 3, showing the best examples of the artist's work from 1930 through the mid-1940s.
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July 3, 2006"The Culture Wars Continue" might be the unofficial theme of American Furniture 2005, published earlier this year by Chipstone Foundation, which annually wrestles with the question of how best to study...
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July 3, 2006Ceramics in America, now in its fifth year of publication, is a lively forum that is interdisciplinary in approach and of interest to amateurs and professionals alike.
July 3, 2006What do palmetto trees, rattlesnakes and the Statue of Liberty have in common? The answer is revealed with a visit to "American Visions of Liberty & Freedom," on view at the National Heritage Museum, July...-
July 3, 2006After more than six years of extensive renovation, the Smithsonian American Art Museum and National Portrait Gallery, housed in the historic 1836 Patent Office Building, reopened to the public on July...
June 27, 2006Western New Jersey, in the hills where Waterloo Village was recreated with a show field for concerts and other events, Stella Show Mgmt Co. continued its tradition for the 31st year with the Waterloo Antiques...
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