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December 18, 2012Eighteen early to mid- Twentieth Century American artists who forged distinctly Modern styles are the subjects of ⁁merican Legends: From Calder to O⁋eeffe,†opening December 22 at the Whitney...-
December 18, 2012Antiques and The Arts Weekly is published in a small town, not so unlike most other small, close-knit communities across America and around the world. Our Main Street...
December 18, 2012⁉ have my own niche when it comes to running antiques shows,†Jennifer Sabin said, two days after her newest show, Heartland East, closed on Saturday, December 8. This show, staged at the Howard...
December 18, 2012Royal Trade Plaza was again the scene for more than 100 dealers during the Thanksgiving weekend to offer their fresh collections of antiques at the November 25 event. ⁖ery well attended&”†said...
December 18, 2012Christie two-day sales of Latin American art on November 20 and 21 totaled $17,966,450 and achieved 30 world auction records.
December 18, 2012Through the centuries, the perspective on childhood has varied according to social, political and economic climate. Children were prized for a variety of reasons, ranging from heir to an extra pair...
December 18, 2012A blue and white porcelain vase, dating to the Yongzheng period (1723‱735), sold in the auction room Wednesday, December 10, at Bonhams San Francisco for more than $5.9 million, against multiple phone...
December 11, 2012⁉t was approachable and fun, just a beautiful show,†stated co-manager Karen DiSaia in the days following the second annual running of The Fairfield County Show, Fine Art & Antiques, conducted...
December 11, 2012As anyone who has visited the venerable Tillou Gallery here will attest, the shop has three floors full of fine American furniture, paintings, folk art and related accessories of the Eighteenth and early...
December 11, 2012On Saturday, April 13, at 8 pm, the Antiques Dealers†Association of America, Inc, will honor Peter Tillou as the recipient of the 2013 ADA Award of Merit in recognition of his extensive contributions...
December 11, 2012Jerry Greene got his first train set in 1946 when he was just three years old, from his father, Ben, a toy train dealer. He grew up in Brooklyn, playing with toy trains so it was only natural that...
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