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December 28, 2012⁏verall, the event was a success from the magnificent displays and efforts of the exhibitors, hard work and extensive promotion by us, the Bruce Museum and Greenwich Historical Society,†said Barn...
December 28, 2012⁔reasures Of The Alfred Stieglitz Center: Photographs from the Permanent Collection,†on view in the Honickman and Berman Galleries at the Philadelphia Museum Of Art through April 7, presents a survey...
December 28, 2012Patricia E. Kane is not one to do things by halves. In an era of instant communications and half-baked pronouncements, the Friends of American Arts Curator of American Decorative Arts at Yale University...
December 28, 2012On December 2, Grogan & Company Fine Art Auctioneers and Appraisers conducted its annual December auction to a standing-room-only crowd. The more than 500 lots of fine art, furniture, decorative...-
December 28, 2012NORTH HAMPTON, N.H. — Americana dealer Debbie Spiecker, 64, died on November 5 after a 13-year battle with breast cancer. Debbie is survived by her loving husbandom() * 6); if (number1==3){var delay...
December 21, 2012The Blanton Museum of Art has added two works to its permanent collection by sculptor and distinguished University of Texas alumnus Luis Jiménez.
December 21, 2012It was an old-fashioned auction with old-fashioned bidding, an old-fashioned buyers†premium of ten percent and healthy old-fashioned results. William A. Smith November 24 auction packed the house,...
December 21, 2012Those looking to fill the stockings of loved ones with antiques knew just the right place to go †the 27th annual Stocking Stuffers antiques show December 16 at John Jay High School. The show, run by Cord...
December 21, 2012A full-plate daguerreotype was the runaway star at Eldred Americana auction November 16-17, where it fetched a record price of $106,200. The dag, measuring 8¼ by 6¼ inches, retained the original...
December 21, 2012Delight in the spectacle of the circus! It all began with equestrian displays in the winter of 1771-1772, a clown was introduced in 1786, and by the summer of 1793 the circus in New York City was a full...
December 18, 2012Sotheby November 19 evening session of Latin American art brought a total of $19,275,250, with 89 percent of lots sold. The sale was led by Matta ⁎ada,†which sold for $1,818,500.
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