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December 4, 2012With their ⁓uper-Stella suits†in place, Stella management cleaned up after Superstorm Sandy and the Pier Show opened on schedule November 17 . The line awaiting the Saturday morning opening was huge...-
December 4, 2012Anthony ⁔ony†Tenaglia Jr, 55, died on November 7, at Doylestown Hospital with his family by his side after a courageous battle with cancer. Born in Philadelphia and raised in Bristol, he moved to Buckingham...
December 4, 2012The Tale of Peter Rabbit and other books by Beatrix Potter (1866‱943) have become classics of children literature and represent one of the most successful publishing enterprises in the history...
December 4, 2012Thanks to the insight, vision and generosity of one man ⁄avid Davis †who lived through those eventful years, a fabulous collection of memorable photographs of America turbulent 1960s and 1970s...
December 4, 2012Discovery and exploration are prevalent themes of Hudson River School artists and at Freeman auction on Sunday, December 2, of fine American and European paintings and sculpture, the top lot, Asher...-
December 4, 2012It may have been described in the auction catalog as a silver and enamel box by Ivan Petrovich Khlebnikov, but for auction house owner William Jenack †and perhaps for auctioneers across the United...
December 4, 2012Bayou Bend Collection and Gardens and the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, have received a major gift from Houston philanthropist and collector William J. Hill. An iconic Adolph Kempen writing desk and approximately...
December 4, 2012Celebrating its fifth anniversary, The American Art Fair (TAAF) made a sumptuous presentation at the National Bohemian Hall November 26′9, with 17 specialists in American art filling galleries on the third...
November 27, 2012The Wethersfield Antiques Show went ⁶ery well,†according to reports from the Wethersfield Historical Society, the sponsoring group, with attendance up by just over 100 visitors and a nice crowd...
November 27, 2012We had a serious decision to make on November 8: gather up the chain saws and rakes to clear away the remains of several trees that Sandy left in her wake, or to head to the 49th annual Delaware Antiques...
November 27, 2012Fate seemed to conspire against the Salon Art + Design fair, which made its debut at the Park Avenue Armory November 8‱2, between Hurricane Sandy, a presidential election and a major drop in the Dow a mere...
November 27, 2012What if you took the choice holdings of three internationally renowned museums, put them in a giant jar, shook them up and spilled them out? That is what is happening in the seaside city of San Diego,...
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