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April 11, 2006Taking place for ten days annually in early March, The European Fine Art Fair (TEFAF), or Maastricht, bills itself as the "Nirvana for Art Lovers" and "Best of the Best."
April 11, 2006Moonlight magic prevailed at Northeast Auctions' recent sale as the previously unknown Fitz Henry Lane painting "Moonlight, Owl's Head, Northeast View, 1851" sold for $913,500.
April 11, 2006As if transformed from a diamond in the rough to a sparkling jewel, the New Britain Museum of American Art (NBMAA) has undergone a monumental metamorphosis.
April 11, 2006Hyland House was once again the beneficiary of the Guilford Antiques Show & History Exposition for the 37th consecutive year.
April 11, 2006A broken sprinker system helped fuel a devastating fire that snuffed out a Stamford, Conn. antiques center and, perhaps several livelihoods, on Monday, April 3, fire officials said
April 11, 2006What does the future hold for the historic Seventh Regiment Armory in New York City and will antique shows continue to be a staple in this landmark building?
April 11, 2006Although the facility had opened back in December, the River Stone Antiques and Design Center formally opened its doors with a gala grand opening on March 25.
April 11, 2006A salute to Twentieth Century American music is being composed at the National Heritage Museum via the photography exhibition "Gershwin to Gillespie: Portraits in American Music" on view April 15 through...
April 11, 2006The Peabody Essex Museum will present "Painting Summer in New England," which opens April 22 and runs through September 4.
April 11, 2006The highest ever total for a postwar and contemporary art sale in Europe was achieved at Christie's when 58 works of art realized $64,557,234.
April 11, 2006The Eleanore Segel early lighting collection brought strong auction prices at Hesse Galleries amid a highly charged and competitive atmosphere....
April 11, 2006A rare Mason Decoy Co. factory tack eye Robin Snipe in untouched original paint and fine condition brought a record-setting $11,500 at a Frank and Frank sale.
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