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November 6, 2012With a career spanning more than 60 years, Sir Anthony Caro (b 1924) is Britain most acclaimed sculptor since Henry Moore. On view to December 30, the Yale Center for British Art is premiering...
November 6, 2012On Sunday, October 28, Skinner had an important sale of American furniture and decorative arts, along with a separate catalog for ⁔he Patriotic Americana Collection of Marilyn and Michael Gould."
November 6, 2012Stephen Gray, 77, died peacefully at his home on October 27. He was the father of Jeffrey and Lowell; grandfather of Rebecca, Samantha, Josephine, and Alexandra; brother of Frances Archipenko Gray;...
November 6, 2012Retired Chicago businessman Adolf Grenke 40-year collection of breweriana took center stage at Morphy Auctions on September 21′2, finishing at $1.5 million.
November 6, 2012⁒oy Lichtenstein: A Retrospective,†on view at the National Gallery of Art through January 13, comprises more than 100 of the artist paintings, related drawings and sculpture. Organized by curators...
November 6, 2012The 24th edition of the International Fine Art & Antique Dealers Show reached across the globe to serve up a sweeping bounty of exquisite goods to meet discerning tastes at its weeklong run October...
November 6, 2012The National Association of Watch and Clock Collectors, Inc, (NAWCC) conducted a Mid-Eastern Regional on October 25′7 at the York Expo Center on the York Fairgrounds. The event was hosted by the Philadelphia...
November 6, 2012⁆riday was good, but Saturday was not as good as usual,†Donna Burk, manager of The Greater York Antiques Show, said, indicating that Hurricane Sandy probably hurt attendance on the second day of the show....
November 6, 2012It a whole new thing for us,†commented Lynn Ryan, as the Bedford Antiques & Design Show prepared to open on October 13. ⁗e have introduced a new contemporary look to an old traditional...
November 6, 2012⁆rom Giverny to the Brooklyn Bridge: American Impressionist Paintings from the Arkell Collections†recently opened at the Arkell Museum.-
November 2, 2012Hurricane Sandy's powerful blow to the East Coast has temporarily closed dozens of art galleries in New York City and New Jersey and cancelled several antiques shows and one auction that we know...
October 29, 2012On Saturday, October 27, Pook & Pook sold 413 lots from the collection of Mr and Mrs Paul Flack, a selection of Pennsylvania material that went for a total of $1,252,545, including the buyer premium.
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