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April 18, 2006The "John Jeliff Comes to the Hower House: The American Renaissance Revival" exhibition will be on view May 1-June 30 at the Ohio museum.-
April 18, 2006On Wednesday, May 10, at 9 am, the gates will swing open for the 75th time at Heart-O-The-Mart's opening in Brimfield, Mass.
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April 18, 2006Fourteen paintings of birds by Jamie Wyeth are on view in the Bayard and Mary Sharp Gallery on the third floor of the Brandywine River Museum.
April 18, 2006Neal Auction Company showed it's back to business as its first post-Katrina auction in New Orleans had nearly 1,500 registered bidders from all over.
April 18, 2006R.M. Smythe's recent 1,00-plus lot auction of US colonial, copper, silver and gold coins realized over $1,000,000.
April 18, 2006At the Renwick Gallery's Grant Wood exhibit, visitors can learn more about the painter behind the iconic "American Gothic" and the fascinating body of work he produced during his relatively brief career.
April 18, 2006It was not held in a major metro area, and its target audience is tightly focused, but the York Toy, Doll and Advertising Show still managed to attract nearly 1,000 attendees.-
April 18, 2006Kenneth C. Schultz, 67, a world-renowned antiques dealer regarded as a pioneer and leader in the field of ocean liner memorabilia, died on April 13 at his home.
April 18, 2006As New York's Asia Week gets bigger each year, its hallmark show, the International Asian Art Fair, at a crossroads, is reinventing itself..
April 18, 2006Featuring primarily Chinese, Japanese, Indian and Southeast Asian material, the New York Arts of Pacific Asia show has always felt like a work in progress.
April 11, 2006The Manhattan Vintage Clothing & Antique Textile Sale completed another successful run in the Big Apple, with a 20 percent spike in attendance from the fall.
April 11, 2006The Manhattan Vintage Clothing & Antique Textile Sale completed another successful run in the Big Apple, with a 20 percent spike in attendance from the fall.
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