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September 25, 2012The American-Scandinavian Foundation will present an exhibition tracking the great, medieval narratives of Iceland †known collectively as the Íslendingasögur, or the Sagas of Icelanders †through...
September 25, 2012Rago Arts and Auction Center 2,000-lot auction September 14‱6 would have been a great success even without lot 2606. With it, Rago has made news.
September 25, 2012Since 1909, major artists from nearly every art movement have co-opted, mimicked, defused, undermined, memorialized and rewritten newspapers. ⁓hock of the News†at the National Gallery of Art examines...
September 18, 2012Auctions are often termed landmark sales; some are, some are not. Willis Henry Auctions†sale of the McCue Shaker Collection, conducted on the grounds of Hancock Shaker Village on September 8, was a sale...
September 18, 2012The Textile Museum will present ⁔he Sultan Garden: The Blossoming of Ottoman Art,†on view September 21⁍arch 10. The exhibition and its accompanying catalog chronicles how one of the world...
September 18, 2012The Museum of Art Rhode Island School of Design (RISD) major fall exhibition, ⁁merica in View: Landscape Photography 1865 to Now,†is on view through January 13. ⁁merica in View†offers a broad...
September 18, 2012Pedro Guerrero, who began his long career as a photographer at age 22 by walking up to Frank Lloyd Wright home Taliesin West in Scottsdale, Ariz., and introducing himself, died September 13; he was 95 years...
September 18, 2012The National Gallery of Art will present ⁍asterpieces of American Furniture from the Kaufman Collection, 1700‱830.†When this installation opens on October 7 on the ground floor of the West Building,...
September 18, 2012⁙oul love it at Lasdon,†proclaimed show manager Vivien Cord in her advertisements for the 28th Labor Day Antiques Fair that was conducted September 3 at the Lasdon Park Arboretum & Veterans...
September 18, 2012While it has often been misnamed ⁔he Kentucky Rifle†because of its use on the early trans-Appalachian frontier and because of a ballad written about the Kentucky frontiersmen and their rifles...
September 18, 2012⁔hings are really hopping around here,†James Julia said recently, citing the four-day auction of August 21′4 that had just been completed and looking ahead to several on-coming sales. ⁗e have...
September 18, 2012Good stuff was hiding in plain sight throughout the Harwinton Antiques & Design Weekend September 1′.
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