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April 29, 2003The Cape Cod Antiques Dealers Association sadly reports the passing of Bob Burns, vice president and manager of the organization's Summer Antiques Exposition in Orleans....-
April 29, 2003The antiques business in Woodbury lost a cornerstone last Wednesday, April 23, with the passing of Leslie Claydon-White of Mill House Antiques....
April 29, 2003The exhibition is organized to provide viewers with a behind-the-scenes look at the research methods used to trace the history of works of art, and is on view through August 10....
April 29, 2003James Graham & Sons has opened the first retrospective of works by the American modernist Helen Torr (1886-1967), which will continue through June 8....
April 29, 2003It is the first show solely devoted to this major American artist's still life paintings, bringing together key works that have not been included in recent exhibitions....
April 22, 2003Winslow Homer used his knowledge and observations in watercolors and a few paintings of angling situations that are unparalleled in our art history....
April 22, 2003This was only the second Winterthur forum devoted entirely to furniture, but openings were aggressively sought. Three weeks after brochures were distributed, all 100 seats were filled, and there was a waiting...
April 22, 2003Highlighting the auction was the collection of James D. Parker, who began amassing antiques in the 1960's during a period that he termed "late in his life." The offerings attracted attention...
April 22, 2003The spring estates sale at Neal Auction Company attracted considerable interest from a large gallery crowd and numerous phone bidders....
April 22, 2003The top lot was a Patek Philippe "World Time" watch with two crowns, complete with an extract from the archives and original certificate. Produced in 1965 and originally sold in October 1974,...
April 22, 2003Despite its relative informality, Arts of Pacific Asia has some things in common with the International show, namely exhibitors. Some dealers in each fair started at the other, and this year two exhibitors...
April 22, 2003With almost 1,000 dealers selling everything from monumental French bronzes to marbles, shoppers instinctively paraphrased the immortal cinematic words of Oz's Dorothy....
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