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July 3, 2012Celebrate summer with a trip to the beach at Trouville, France. The exhibition ⁏ld Masters to Impressionists: Three Centuries of French Painting from the Wadsworth Atheneum†at the Taft Museum...
July 3, 2012Stack Bowers Galleries, the official auctioneer of the Whitman Coins and Collectible Expo in Baltimore, saw a 1907 ultrahigh relief Augustus Saint-Gaudens double eagle coin fetch $2.76 million...-
July 3, 2012Philip William ⁂ill†Pfeifer III died June 9. He was 86. His antique shops in New York City, Lahaska, Penn., and Frenchtown, N.J., were well known for rare and exotic curios as well as fine antiques.
July 3, 2012It was not exactly a paper moon shining down on Northeast Auctions Memorial Day weekend sale on May 26′7, but it was paper that ruled the day. The first item of interest was the highly detailed...
July 3, 2012The Litchfield County Antiques & Mid-Century Show, presented by the Antiques Council, opened to a full-house preview on Friday evening, June 22, and continued over the weekend.
July 3, 2012An ambitious undertaking by the Nassau Museum of Art over the last two years will transform the museum galleries into a treasure house of works by Marc Chagall July 21. The exhibition features...
July 3, 2012For the 39th consecutive year, Glastonbury Hubbard Green was filled with more than 70 exhibiting dealers offering their collections to hundreds of shoppers at the June 16 show. Antiques offerings...
July 3, 2012Any doubts about the greatness of the art of George Bellows (1882-1925) should be laid to rest by the superb retrospective on view at the National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C., through October...
June 26, 2012By any measure, they deserve to be called the Fabulous Cone Sisters. The two adventurous, visionary art collectors from Baltimore, Md., assembled with an open purse and remarkable perspicacity one of the great...
June 26, 2012⁏ur show did well, attendance was up from last year, and we received the usual reports from the dealers with some of them doing very well, while others had bad days,†John Bartlett of Old Farm...
June 26, 2012Woodbury Auction offered more than 500 lots of fine and decorative art and American and Continental furniture from seven estates on June 17. The event was the firm third anniversary spring fine...
June 26, 2012On June 19 at Sotheby Impressionist and Modern art evening sale, a new benchmark was set when Joan Miró 1927 modern masterpiece ⁐einture (Étoile Bleue)†sold for $36,946,396, shattering...
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