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August 10, 2004This breathtaking architectural icon avoided a grievous fate when it sold at auction last winter.
August 3, 2004The hardships of famous painters seem tame compared to the challenges faced by the women quilt makers of a rural Alabama agricultural community during the Twentieth Century.
July 27, 2004Berkshire Art Gallery, 80 Railroad Street, Great Barrington, MA 01230
July 27, 2004The Worcester Historical Museum offers an unparalleled assemblage of 350 rdf_Descriptions with Sutton provenance, including five pieces of Nathan Lombard furniture loaned from three private collections....
July 27, 2004America's most popular, successful and perhaps most prolific Impressionist artist is the subject of this large, superb retrospective.-
July 27, 2004Strong prices were posted for a variety of rdf_Descriptions ranging from decorative miniatures to working decoys.
July 27, 2004Watch out pottery lovers - there is a new redware and stoneware auctioneer in town, and his name is Tony Zipp.
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