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February 14, 2006An exhibition, "Heads and Tales: Portraits and Propaganda on Classical Coins," is on view at the Mount Holyoke College Art Museum through July 9.-
February 14, 2006"Arctic Transformations: The Jewelry of Denise and Samuel Wallace," will be on view at the National Museum of American Indian from March 2 to July 23.
February 14, 2006To mark the 400th anniversary of Rembrandt's birth, the Van Gogh Museum is presenting an exhibition featuring Rembrandt van Rijn and his Italian counterpart, Caravaggio.-
February 14, 2006To mark the 400th anniversary of Rembrandt's birth, the Van Gogh Museum is presenting an exhibition featuring Rembrandt van Rijn and his Italian counterpart, Caravaggio.
February 14, 2006Heritage Auction Galleries' recent auction, which achieved $3.8 million, broke its record for the highest price paid for a comic book by $100,000.
February 14, 2006Fairfield Auction conducted its first auction of 2006 before a standing-room-only crowd featuring a collection of Eighteenth Century Italian furniture from a local estate.
February 14, 2006"An amazing auction" was how John Nye described his recent auction at Dawson & Nye, where the largest number of bidders in the company's history participated.
February 14, 2006Sotheby's Old Master paintings, drawings and sculpture auctions totaled $79,669,380, a record for a series of Old Masters sales in New York.
February 14, 2006Just before 4 pm on Wednesday, January 18, the lobby of the Metropolitan Pavilion on West 18th Street was as lively as a saloon at whistle time. The opening of the 2006 American Antiques Show was minutes...
February 14, 2006"This is more than just a parade of books or a parade of furniture. It's the story of an era," says Erin Coe, curator at the Hyde Collection, about the current exhibition "Live, Love, Work: The Roycroft...
February 7, 2006The weather may have been iffy but the Mancuso New Hope Winter Antiques Show was a sure bet for patrons who bought family treasures at this Bucks County event.
February 7, 2006Focusing on the Twentieth Century renaissance of printmaking, "Presses, Pop and Pomade: American Prints Since the Sixties" is the subject of an exhibit currently open at Vassar College.
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