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September 6, 2005Approximately 300 registered bidders from 12 states actively participated in the two-day sale.
August 30, 2005Today, Jefferson's theories have borne fruit once again in the new exhibit "A Jeffersonian Ideal" on view at the University of Virginia Art Museum.
August 30, 2005The Indianapolis Museum of Art (IMA) will be the first American venue for the Victoria and Albert Museum's traveling exhibition of International Arts and Crafts.
August 30, 2005"Villa America: American Moderns, 1900-1950," featuring major paintings by key American Modernists is on view through October 2.-
August 30, 2005Eighty-four of Dine's drawings in watercolor, charcoal, enamel, pastel and other media, will be on view from September 18 through January 8.
August 30, 2005An exhibition at Winterthur Museum & Country Estate introduces the brightly decorated birth and baptismal certificates, and other rdf_Descriptions known as fraktur.
August 30, 2005The Americana auction at Skinner on August 14 proved to be yet another solid sale overall.
August 30, 2005Eldred's sale attracted a large crowd of dealers, collectors and local vacationers that bid actively on more than 1,200 lots.
August 29, 2005The Elephant's Trunk Flea Market, with its humble beginning some 30 years ago, has grown into a highly respected and ever-expanding show.
August 29, 2005A possibly unique Nantucket basket established a "record smashing" price of $115,000 paid at auction for an individual example.
August 29, 2005The dust from Antiques Week in New Hampshire barely had time to settle before 70 dealers headed for Marion.
August 23, 2005"We had our best opening with over 300 in line, more than double last year," John Bruno of Flamingo Promotions said.
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