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September 25, 2001This group of watercolors, which come from the collection of Gaston Levy, a French collector who founded the Monoprix stores in France, have never before been seen in New York. They will be on view by appointment...
September 25, 2001Bank of America has donated three major paintings by celebrated Missouri artist George Caleb Bingham to the Saint Louis Art Museum. The works are valued at $45 million....
September 18, 2001This Connecticut Valley Historical Museum exhibition features approximately 35 examples from the museum's permanent collection, including chests of drawers, tables, chairs, sideboards, desks and children's...
September 18, 2001A staggering eleven world records tumbled for works by Scottish artists during the sale of Scottish and Sporting Paintings and Sculptures. ...
September 18, 2001Dating to 1922 and descended from the original purchaser through the estate of Doris McGlaughlin, the signed and dated 30 by 40 inch oil on canvas came on the block in a period gold gilt frame and reached...
September 18, 2001The Native American ball club was consigned by a Connecticut family who had held onto it for decades without any knowledge of its significance....
September 18, 2001We stand in unanimous support of our nation's leaders, and pray that they are granted wisdom and strength in doing what is necessary to strike at the heart of hatred....
September 18, 2001Farmington Antiques Weekend on September 1 and 2 brought together about 11,500 shoppers and 495 dealers from all over the Northeast - as well as a few dealers from the South and the Midwest - for a few magnificent...
September 18, 2001"Brimfield," a suspense novel by Michael Fortuna, tries to delve into the magic of the event, but this celebration of free trade needs to be experienced. No book or collection of words can convey...
September 18, 2001"Traditional Japanese Design: Five Tastes" features 140 utilitarian objects including lacquer, ceramics, metalwork, basketry and textiles in five areas of aesthetic "taste" that developed...
September 18, 2001Albert Shahinian Fine Art is featuring one of the region's most talented plein air painters in a long-awaited solo exhibition....
September 18, 2001Still lifes and landscapes rank among the most time-honored forms of artistic expression, and in this two-person show Marie Cole has chosen to update the still life tradition, while Mary Untalan's...
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