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November 22, 2005One of the original founding partners of Peter-Roberts Antiques, Robert N. Melita, died November 9 in New York after a long illness, at age 50.-
November 22, 2005Bob Smith, former president of Dolphin Promotions, Inc, died on October 27 of leukemia and diabetes in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
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November 22, 2005Norman Rockwell's original 1943 movie publicity painting for the Academy Award-winning The Song of Bernadette was purchased for $478,000 in a public sale.
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November 22, 2005A handsome Massachusetts Federal tall clock was the star of the day at CRN Auctions' November 20, when it sold for $92,000 after a lively bidding competition.
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November 22, 2005Thirteen phone bidders and one bidder in the room chased Martin Johnson Heade's oil on canvas "Still Life with Cherokee Roses" to $402,000.
November 22, 2005Dan Ripley's Antique Helper's auction on September 10 demonstrated the power of modern technology as eBay bidders flexed their muscles, ending lots well above estimates.
November 22, 2005Amoskeag Auction Company's much anticipated sale of the Gary Garbrecht collection of fine Smith & Wesson revolvers turned out to be quite a show.
November 22, 2005For four days in November, a core of international dealers from the International Fine Print Dealers Association turns the vaulted space of the Park Avenue Armory into a repository of fine art.
November 15, 2005PHILADELPHIA - This was a special year for USArtists as it coincided with the 200th anniversary of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. Anyone coming to town for USArtists, which ran from October...
November 15, 2005Boasting newly renovated galleries with lots of space, the Showplace in New York City opened its doors with an an appealing auction of estate merchandise.
November 15, 2005The Maryland Historical Society will explore the evolution of holiday greeting cards in the new exhibit, "Season's Greetings: Holiday Cards in Maryland, 1865-2005."...-
November 15, 2005The Museum of Modern Art presents "Elizabeth Murray," a major retrospective comprising more than 70 paintings and works on paper dating from 1963 to 2005.
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