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April 13, 2004The Mercer Museum explores wildfowl hunting on the lower Delaware River from the late 1800s to the mid-Twentieth Century.-
April 13, 2004Anne Lyman Powers' love of sports is shown in paintings and prints of the Boston Celtics, oarsmen, canoe paddlers and whitewater rafters at Childs Gallery.
April 13, 2004Sumpter Priddy III recalls the moment that he first experienced Fancy, a cultural phenomenon of such immense proportions that its dimensions have remained uncharted for more than 150 years.
April 6, 2004"The young can easily be persuaded that the field is full, that all the answers are in, that everything has been published. I'm concerned that they feel welcome," states Garrett, whose preoccupation with...-
April 6, 2004The figure, attributed to the shop of Gustav Dentzel, had traces of the original paint showing through with the remaining areas in a wonderful old dry crackled surface.
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April 6, 2004The circa 1820 work had been found lying face-down in the attic of a local estate with family history dating back to the 1600s.
April 6, 2004A prime selection of Pennsylvania/German smalls of the highest quality had everyone salivating, especially those dealers looking to stock up for the rapidly approaching Philadelphia Antiques Show.
April 6, 2004This cornerstone of the Asia Week shows and sales is perhaps the most stimulating of all the engrossing expos that each year convene at the Seventh Regiment Armory. It is certainly the most elegant.
April 6, 2004With exhibitors from 12 countries offering a spectrum of Asian fine and decorative rdf_Descriptions, the New York Arts of Pacific Asia Show has never been more varied or beautiful.
April 6, 2004"We were extremely satisfied with attendance," said Irene Stella, who noted a return of decorators as well as "very strong retail buying."-
April 6, 2004During the time that the miniature was popular in America, from the mid-Eighteenth to the mid-Nineteenth centuries, family relationships grew increasingly important and children were newly cherished.
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April 6, 2004Early American quilts from the Smithsonian at the Portland Museum of Art include rare pieced and whole-cloth American quilts made before 1850.
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