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February 28, 2006The Currier Museum of Art 's special exhibition, "Voces y Visiones: Highlights from El Museo del Barrio's Permanent Collection," on view March 10-June 26.will celebrate Latin American and Caribbean art and culture....-
February 28, 2006"The Road to Byzantium: Luxury Arts of Antiquity" will be on view at the Hermitage Rooms, Somerset House, in London from March 30 to September 3.
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February 28, 2006A previously unknown Fitz Henry Lane painting "Moonlight, Owl's Head, Northeast View, 1851" brought fast and furious bidding at Northeast Auctions and sold for $913,500.
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February 28, 2006Confirming a hotel reservation is always smart but those planning a stay at the former Wayfarer Inn in New Hampshire for August's Antiques Week may want to call now.
February 28, 2006There was high excrdf_Descriptionent during the setup for The Maven Company's second annual Vintage Clothing, Textile and Jewelry Show and Sale in Stamford on January 28 and 29.
February 28, 2006The Original Miami Beach Antique Show took place at the Miami Beach Convention Center January 19-23.
February 28, 2006For the 27th consecutive year Cabin Fever Antique Show was a successful small show held in the depth of winter in the small Vermont village of Quechee.
February 28, 2006Paul Cezanne once referred to the area around his birthplace in the south of France as "this country, which has not yet found an interpreter worthy of the riches it offers." .-
February 21, 2006The Maine Auctioneers Association inducted Central Maine country auctioneer Arthur Julia into the Maine Auctioneer's Hall of Fame at its annual meeting on January 13.
February 21, 2006"Through the Eye of the Needle: The Fabric Art of Esther Nisenthal Krinitz," will open Sunday, February 26, in the Arrington Gallery of The Birmingham Museum of Art.
February 21, 2006Strong prices were posted across the boards during the Impressionism and Modern painting auctions at Christie's and Sotheby's earlier this month.
February 21, 2006Acknowledged as the greatest American sculptor of the Twentieth Century, David Smith (1906-1965) combined imagery inspired by European innovations in Cubism and Surrealism .
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