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October 2, 2012The sixth annual Jackson Hole Art Auction September 15 sold more than 80 percent of the featured 300 lots, realizing $7.7 million.
October 2, 2012On view through January 6 at the International Center of Photography, ⁒ise and Fall of Apartheid: Photography and the Bureaucracy of Everyday Life†offers an unprecedented and comprehensive historical...
October 2, 2012⁂ecoming Van Gogh,†an in-depth exploration of Vincent van Gogh unconventional path to becoming one of the world most recognizable artists, will be presented at the Denver Art Museum (DAM)...
October 2, 2012A pair of English Regency floor globes published by J&W Cary in the Strand, London, 1817, highlighted the September 9 sale at CRN Auctions when it brought $43,290 from Sharon, Mass., dealer and author...
October 2, 2012The Park Avenue Armory hosts a diverse range of arts events, but became transformed into a glittering showcase of high-end antiques, sublime paintings and luxurious objects from the Seventeenth Century...
October 2, 2012In the still-early days of the Republic, Worcester, Mass., patriot and printer Isaiah Thomas recognized the importance of the artifacts of American history. While Thomas original notion was to document...
September 25, 2012The Adirondack Antiques Street Show that ran September 12‱6, offered canoes, pack baskets, mounts, full-size bears, paintings, paddles and hundreds of other pieces to use or decorate a cottage or camp.
September 25, 2012Colors were strong and bright for this year final Antique Textiles and Vintage Fashions Show and Sale at Sturbridge Host Hotel and Resort conducted on September 3. Produced three times each year...
September 25, 2012Celebrating the opening of the newly restored Winslow Homer Studio, which it maintains, the Portland Museum of Art. Portland, Maine, is showcasing more than 30 major oils and watercolors painted during...
September 25, 2012Christie concluded its fall Asian art week with a combined total of $44,735,075 achieved over four days of sales, September 11 to 14.
September 25, 2012An oil painting by French Impressionist Pierre Auguste Renoir stolen from a Houston home last year †and estimated to be worth $1 million †is the newest addition to the FBI Top Ten Art Crimes...
September 25, 2012An antiques dealer showing at J&J Promotions during the September edition of the Brimfield antiques markets reported the theft of a cast iron Hubley doorstop in the form of a monkey from her booth.
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