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October 23, 2012Capo Auction Fine Art and Antiques recently enjoyed its highest grossing auction to date September 22, bringing in close to $650,000, making this its most successful auction since Capo opened its doors...
October 23, 2012The University of Richmond Museums has mounted two new exhibitions on view through December 9 at the Joel and Lila Harnett Museum of Art, in the George M. Modlin Center for the Arts.
October 23, 2012Briggs Auction, Inc kicked off the autumn auction season with an estate antique and decorative arts auction on September 14. Attendees knew right from the beginning that the evening would offer excitement...
October 23, 2012Paintings with a local flavor led the way on October 15 at Bonhams†92 percent-sold, single-owner sale of furniture and decorative arts, paintings and maritime works of art from a New England collection...
October 23, 2012Gone are the days when the Indian and his horse regally roamed the American plains, where for centuries they reigned supreme on that wondrous landscape. The special bond they shared has been brought...
October 16, 2012Matthews Auction has reported the theft of an AC Spark Plug sign that was stolen during shipping. The sign features Sparky the Donkey graphics, a tin thermometer and was listed as new in the box condition...
October 16, 2012The American Watercolor Movement, which flourished in the 1870s and 1880s, spawned numerous watercolor organizations, encouraged many of the nation's finest artists to take up the medium and elevated...
October 16, 2012The Antiques Dealers†Association of America and Historic Deerfield were joined by a third partner for their annual Columbus Day weekend outing †the weather. Tinged red and gold, a beautiful fall...
October 16, 2012Rarely is the ew†so openly welcomed at an antiques show than at this year Washington Connecticut Antiques Show, which, due to lingering damage at the Bryan Town Hall from a gas explosion earlier...
October 16, 2012Combined, the evening auctions of contemporary art and Twentieth Century Italian art brought a total of $95.6 million, surpassing presale expectations and setting a new record for an October series of evening...
October 16, 2012⁏rdinary Made Extraordinary: A Survey of Folk Art,†on view at the Morris Museum through December 9, celebrates the creativity of artists who work outside the walls of the art academy. Largely...
October 16, 2012⁅xtravagant Inventions: The Princely Furniture of the Roentgens,†on view at the Metropolitan Museum of Art October 30 through January 27, will be the first comprehensive survey of the Roentgen...
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