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January 17, 2006The Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art will present the first major exhibition in Connecticut of work by the French sculptor Auguste Rodin January 28 to April 30.
January 17, 2006At Weschler's auction of American and European fine art last month, the gallery was filled with many smiles, surprises and holiday cheer.
January 17, 2006Rose Hill's recent high end sale of art and antiques featured the collection of antiques from the Carl Sebok estate, bringing out a standing room only crowd.-
January 17, 2006A Lake County judge has ruled that the great-nephew of John Dillinger can seek damages from the Lake County Convention and Visitors Bureau, which opened a museum about the gangster more than six years...
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January 17, 2006The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art has obtained one of the country's largest collections of American photography, an estimated $65 million treasure featuring works by more than 900 artists.
January 17, 2006The Italian picture "Motif Dalmate" by Zoran Anton Music, who died recently, was the star attraction at Grogan & Company's recent sale when it drew $115,000 from an Internet bidder.
January 17, 2006"The idea of an exclusive and all-inclusive Pottery, Porcelain and Ceramics Expo came to me over a year ago," explained Vivien Cord of her inaugural event.
January 17, 2006Nan Gurley conducted the nearly annual New Year's Day Antiques Show with more than 40 dealers in the building, most featuring antiques with an Americana theme.
January 17, 2006The sun shone brightly as hundreds of people lined up outside Hartford Civic Center on January 7 to get into the 49th Annual Papermania Plus collectors' show.
January 17, 2006In the exhibition "Ben Franklin's Curious Mind," the Bruce Museum of Arts and Science celebrates the 300th birthday of one of America's most dynamic citizens.
January 16, 2006Amid a glittering display of quality that rivaled the festively lit Christmas trees outside, Wendy's December Antiques & Fine Art at the Armory opened.
January 10, 2006A recent auction of fine antique and collectible firearms at Greg Martin Auctions was strong. After three days of nonstop selling, total sales exceeded $4.6 million.
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