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May 31, 2005Changes in venue, management and a reduced number of dealers participating in the show have all been revealed.-
May 31, 2005Long touted as "America's premier show of period American furniture and appropriate accessories," the show had been managed most recently by Forbes and Turner, with Linda Turner at the helm since 1986.
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May 31, 2005After more than a decade of constructive coexistence in the York market, the promoters have announced their first joint effort.
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May 31, 2005The Smart Museum of Art will feature select works from several influential movements in the history and development of Twentieth Century ceramics and design.
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May 31, 2005On view will be the Shelburne Museum's first exhibition dedicated to furniture from this region.
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May 31, 2005At Allan Stone Gallery, Rasely's highly glazed oil on panels recall religious icon painting, as well as Italian Renaissance painting, but with a surrealistic undertone.
May 31, 2005To stand before a Thomas Cole painting is to submerge oneself in nature's splendor. Not just any nature, mind you, but Catskills nature.
May 24, 2005More than 40 paintings are displayed at the Florence Griswold Museum alongside the artist's collections.-
May 24, 2005The John Ford Clymer painting, depicting Indians hunting buffalo, was the top lot.
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May 24, 2005The painted and carved black duck with turned head and raised wing is attributed to Gus Wilson, Portland, Maine.
May 24, 2005This year's sale included registered bidders from England, Japan and all over the United States.
May 24, 2005Many of the visitors commented on the high quality of the objects offered.
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