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May 8, 2001It's not often a Hadley chest turns up for sale anywhere, let alone at auction. Coveted by collectors for more than a century, these icons of Connecticut River design are among the most recognizable and romantic...
May 8, 2001Farmers in plaid shirts and baseball caps sat elbow-to-elbow with Manhattan businessmen and chic Europeans as astronomical prices on prototypes, samples and production models from the Buddy L' Toy Company...
May 8, 2001When Guyette & Schmidt, Inc., conducted their annual spring decoy auction, they were in for a surprise....
May 8, 2001Kent's combative views on political and social issues of the day often got him into trouble and overshadowed his artistic achievements, but today he is recognized as one of the finest realists of Twentieth...-
May 8, 2001A federal grand jury in New York indicted the former chairmen of the world's two largest auction houses on price-fixing charges....
May 8, 2001One of the most outstanding shows of the Northeast celebrated its 37th anniversary just as spring truly began to emerge. ...
May 8, 2001The appreciation of fine glass has become an art in itself. When knowledgeable collectors do get together, dealers bring out their finest, as they did for the Westchester Glass Club....
May 8, 2001This exhibition will highlight some 40 sculptures by more than 20 artists working in the late Nineteenth and early Twentieth centuries....
May 8, 2001This series encompasses places that photographer Michael Gesinger has visited in the past several years: Venice, Siena, Rome, Naples, Sorrento, Gubbio, Tuscany, Spoleto, Florence, Assisi and parts of southern...
May 8, 2001Bermuda has long been a favorite subject for Pamela Riley Abear to paint, having spent many years since childhood visiting the Island....
May 1, 2001WILLIAMSBURG, VA. Georgia O'Keeffe, who has achieved a kind of enduring iconic status among American art lovers, is usually associated with New Mexico and to some extent New York City. Often overlooked...
May 1, 2001GREENWICH, CONN. The Bruce Museum of Arts and Sciences presents "Golden Dragon, Flaming Pearl: Symbolism in Chinese Robes of the Qing Dynasty," an exhibition featuring Chinese robes from the Eighteenth...
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