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March 28, 2006This year's ADA Award Of Merit Winner, to be honored at a ceremony April 8 in Philadelphia, is publisher R. Scudder Smith, a veritable icon in the antiques industry.
March 28, 2006The Museum of Modern Art has installed a gallery devoted to the pre-World War II works of Alberto Giacometti (Swiss, 1901-1966), in its painting and sculpture galleries on the fifth floor.
March 28, 2006The Leepa-Rattner Museum of Art presents the exhibition, "The American Arts & Crafts Home: 1900-1915," with several icons of the Arts and Crafts movement taken from The Two Red Roses Foundation collection.
March 28, 2006Unsigned, in need of cleaning and with a puncture wound, Antonio Jacobsen's oil on canvas ship portrait "Fetching the Mark" still managed to fetch a world record price of $281,000 at Skinner's recent Americana...
March 28, 2006John Moran Auctioneers kicked off 2006 by setting new world records for two artists at its recent sale of Californian and American paintings.
March 28, 2006Litchfield County Auctions' online auction on iGavel was one of several very successful auctions that kicked off 2006 for the online website.-
March 28, 2006Pioneering folk art collectors Ellin and Baron Gordon have donated an unparalleled collection of Twentieth and Twenty-First Century, self-taught American folk art to Old Dominion University.
March 28, 2006Corning Museum of Glass officials are feeling as if they won the lottery these days thanks to a hefty bequest of contemporary studio glass valued at $9.5 million.
March 28, 2006Key West is the place to be at the end of February for the mild weather as well as the Key West Antiques Show, which made a strong showing its second time around.
March 28, 2006When you see the likes of Jeffrey Arnstein pulling out the drawers of an early Nineteenth Century Hepplewhite chest at a dealer's booth to examine the joinery, you realize that you are not at a run-of-the-mill...
March 28, 2006The Charleston International Antiques Show, which returned to the Carolina Yacht Club ballroom on the city's historic waterfront March 17-19, was a lively affair.
March 21, 2006Fresh-to-the-market rdf_Descriptions commanded strong prices at Copake Auctions' recent cataloged Americana sale, featuring the contents of a Hudson River museum and more.
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