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December 24, 2002Guyette and Schmidt, Inc. conducted their annual fall decoy auction in conjunction with the Easton Waterfowl Festival, drawing a crowd of more than 400 and grossing $1.3 million, with 17 lots selling for more...
December 24, 2002Highlights among the maps included Hartmann Schedel's "Secunda etas Mundi," a double-page wood engraved world map from the Latin language edition of the "Nuremberg Chronicle,"...
December 24, 2002Some would say that the odds of starting a successful new antiques show in this economic climate would be impossible. Not so for this event, which, in just two years, has attracted an impressive list of antiques...
December 24, 2002"I like to judge a show by the early buyer count, for they are the ones who are really serious," said Nan Gurley about her recent show at the Royal Plaza Trade Center....-
December 24, 2002Sotheby's will sell the building to RFR Holding, a commercial real estate company, for $175 million. The company will then lease the property to the auction house for up to 40 years. ...
December 24, 2002The Berkshire Art Gallery has brought together paintings by Charles Curtis Allen, Edgar Spier Cameron, Lauren Ford, L. Edmund Klotz, Carl R. Krafft, Clara E. Langenbach, Edgar Hewitt Nye, Robert Emmett...
December 24, 2002Through the use of original, creative juxtapositions and a rare quietude in his paintings, Feltus makes the figure the primary focus of his work in 15 paintings....
December 24, 2002The Mills Gallery at the Boston Center for the Arts will offer an exhibition of works in sound-based media by forward-thinking, Boston-area artists. This brain child of visiting curator Roland Smart picks...
December 17, 2002The Maccolloch Hall Historical Museum documents not only the qualities that made Thomas Nast America's greatest political cartoonist, but offers examples of his under-appreciated achievements as an oil painter....
December 17, 2002The sum, paid by an anonymous phone bidder for a bronze and leaded glass table lamp by Frank Lloyd Wright, not only established a record price for the artist, but also marked the second highest price ever...
December 17, 2002The rare vellum commission from the US Army, issued to George G. Mead for the rank of brigadier general, was signed by Lincoln as President and Edwin Stanton as secretary of war....
December 17, 2002Max Weber's high-voltage masterpiece from 1913 brought competition from no fewer than five bidders at Phillips, who pushed the price to $1.7 million, establishing a new record for the artist....
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