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January 31, 2006Jenkins Show Management has dropped plans for a Texas show in the fall of 2006 due to its inability to obtain a facility. ...
January 31, 2006"Baubles, Bangles, and Beads: American Jewelry from Yale University, 1700-2005" will be on view February 7 to July 23 at Yale University Art Gallery.
January 31, 2006Following a successful first year at the White Plains High School, the White Plains Winter Antiques Show returned January 14-15 with 48 dealers in a compact event .
January 31, 2006Designer Louis Comfort Tiffany needs no introduction but it has been a while, since there was a big show that conveys the range of his achievements. Until now.
January 25, 2006"George Washington's Mount Vernon," the Winter Antiques Show's loan exhibition, set the theme for this year's Americana Week in New York. ...
January 24, 2006Touting quality arms from all periods, the premier East Coast Fine Arms Show made a fine opening on January 6.
January 24, 2006Neal Auction Company recently presented its greatly anticipated annual Louisiana Purchase Auction showcasing the American South.
January 24, 2006"Facets of Cubism," a focused, rewarding exhibition at the Museum of Fine Arts (MFA), explores the invention and impact of Cubism, one of the most influential artistic movements of the Twentieth Century....
January 24, 2006The auction of Twentieth Century decorative Arts conducted last month by Bonhams met with resounding success, with total sales exceeding $2.4 million.
January 24, 2006The New York New Year's show, now in its third year, looked better than ever with a diversified mixture of merchandise and a quality-minded assortment of dealers.
January 24, 2006A world record price for a single unused postcard was established at Jackson's International's recent auction of postcards, stamps and ephemera.
January 24, 2006The Frick Art & Historical Center begins 2006 with "Possessions, Personalities and the Pursuit of Refinement: A Fresh Look at the Collections of the Frick Art & Historical Center" on view to April 19.
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