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April 1, 2015BOSTON, MASS. – Art and design of the Twentieth and Twenty-First Centuries took over the glass-domed space of the city’s Cyclorama as the AD20/21 and the Boston Print Fair marked its eighth...
April 1, 2015DOYLESTOWN, PENN. — The James A. Michener Art Museum presents “Rodin: The Human Experience — Selections from the Iris & B. Gerald Cantor Collections.” The exhibition
April 1, 2015VINELAND, N.J. — Part II of the Max Berry antique toy and bank collection was eagerly scooped up by buyers at Bertoia’s March 27–28 in a sale that will be long remembered. The sale featuring choice...
April 1, 2015OLD GREENWICH, CONN. — Flamingo Eventz and the Ephemera Society of America presented Ephemera/35, in conjunction with its paper conference March 20–22
March 31, 2015NEW YORK CITY – The collection of the late movie star Lauren Bacall was fully sold at Bonhams’ March 31 as thousands of bidders participated in the first installment of the highly anticipated...
March 31, 2015HARTFORD, CONN. – The other day on Facebook, Jim Bakker posted an early 1970s photo of the Connecticut Antiques Show. Windsor chairs, fireplace brass, hooked rugs, trade signs, stoneware and baskets...
March 31, 2015BOSTON, MASS. – Michelangelo’s “David.” Munch’s “The Scream.” Da Vinci’s “Mona Lisa.” Leutze’s “Washington Crossing the Delaware.”...
March 27, 2015PHILADELPHIA, PENN. – Exhibiting at the Winter Antiques Show in 2012, Arthur Liverant looked up to see America’s best-known historian, David McCullough, coming down the aisle. The Colchester,...
March 27, 2015BOSTON, MASS. – Fewer than six examples of Seventeenth Century American needlework are known. One, auctioned by Skinner on March 1, was destined to cause excitement. The Massachusetts embroidery...
March 25, 2015NEW YORK CITY — Collectors flocked here for the dozen or so auctions of Asian art and furniture during the spring edition of the biannual…
March 25, 2015NEW YORK CITY — Peter Wunsch is president of the Wunsch Americana Foundation, which is devoted to education and investment in American antiques. The foundation seeks partnerships with museums and…
March 25, 2015NEW YORK CITY — You know it is the Asia Art Fair because it sets up on three floors: 3, 5 and…3-plus? As Paul Anavian, the fair’s president and director explains, the number “4,” which sounds...
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