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August 31, 2004The Bedford Antiques Show, New Hampshire, featured 22 Americana and country dealers hand-picked by Flamingo Promotions.
August 31, 2004This exhibition examines a variety of artistic depictions of Paul Revere, a legendary symbol of American heroism and patriotism. It includes works by such well-known artists as Leonard Everett Fisher,...
August 31, 2004Mount Holyoke College makes an important contribution to the scholarship of French landscape painting, particularly the difference between classicim and naturalism as stylistic developments.-
August 31, 2004Antique clocks and watches with Maryland provenance are on view at Homewood House in Baltimore.
August 31, 2004Edward Hopper, a poet of human isolation with a paint brush, is best known as the artist who romanticized the unpicturesque loneliness of Twentieth Century America.
August 24, 2004The gallery's Signature Auction in New York City brought a total of $8,155,332.
August 24, 2004Highlights from St Charles Gallery's auction included a rare Louis Comfort Tiffany bronze vase, which sold for $16,100.
August 24, 2004A "warm and friendly group of dealers" exhibit at this twice-a-year event.
August 24, 2004"Who has the most shows? Flamingo has twenty-something. Irene Stella had me beat at one point," said Tina Bruno.-
August 24, 2004In a move reminiscent of those of its sister state, representatives of South Carolina marched into a local auction gallery and laid claim to the letters with a restraining order.
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August 24, 2004The Textile Museum examines this phenomenon as rendered in the designs of Seventeenth to Nineteenth Century Indian, Chinese, Central Asian, Persian and Turkish carpets.
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August 24, 2004This installation assembles sculpture, decorative arts and drawings to complement paintings from the Wadsworth Atheneum's collection.
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