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November 27, 2012Robert H. Camara died November 5 after a sudden illness. He was co-owner of Bloomin†Antiques in Fitzwilliam for more than 35 years.
November 27, 2012Although the state of Maine was spared from the devastation that much of lower New England was subjected to from the downgraded hurricane, but still deadly, ⁓uperstorm†Sandy, Thomaston Place Auction...
November 27, 2012The sentencing earlier this month of Jason Savedoff to a year and a day in prison closes another chapter in the sordid story of stolen manuscripts and paper items from historical societies up and down...
November 27, 2012Opening December 7 and on view through April 14, the John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art will present an exhibition of the work of Paolo Veronese (1528‱588), a master of Venetian Renaissance painting....
November 27, 2012Rago Arts and Auction Center Twentieth/Twenty-First Century design sale totaled $6.6 million on October 26′8, where a Frederick Hurten Rhead University City Peacock tile sold for a record $637,500.
November 27, 2012On November 11, Clars Auction Gallery featured a fine art sale that drew highly competitive offers from collectors and galleries around the world. Impressive works from American and European artists,...
November 27, 2012The Victorian era in Britain was not a humdrum age. On Monday, December 10, Nicholas Dawes, vice president of special collections for Heritage Auction Galleries in New York City, will give a talk...
November 20, 2012Wendell D. Garrett, 83, died November 14 near Burlington, Vt., where he moved recently to be near his family. His loss is incalculable. Among other things, Garrett would have known just how to characterize...
November 20, 2012For the first time in its history, the Elephant Trunk Flea Market has so far had a perfect season, not having to close a single Sunday due to weather or wet fields. The show opened for the season...
November 20, 2012The Pasadena Museum of California Art presents ⁗hite on Black: The Modernist Prints of Paul Landacre,†on view through February 24.
November 20, 2012Will Barnet, an American artist known for his paintings, watercolors, drawings and prints depicting the human figure and animals, both in casual scenes of daily life and in transcendent dreamlike...
November 20, 2012While digital photography and image-editing software have brought about an increased awareness of the degree to which camera images can be manipulated, the practice of doctoring photographs has existed...
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