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June 26, 2012Provincetown Art Association and Museum will present an exhibition of work by Robert Motherwell July 20-September 30. ⁒obert Motherwell: Beside the Sea,†curated by Lise Motherwell and Dan Ranalli,...
June 26, 2012Ronald Bourgeault accepted Old Sturbridge Village President Award at a reception in his honor at Boston Union Club on June 21. The Portsmouth, N.H., auctioneer was honored by his colleagues...-
June 26, 2012A resident recently reported the theft of hundreds of items from her home, mostly vintage jewelry, the bulk of which was contained in four Sentry locked safes that the thieves took outright. There...
June 26, 2012A new world record for a Navajo textile was set June 19 when the ⁃hantland Blanket,†a first-phase chief wearing blanket, realized $1.8 million at John Moran Auctioneers antiques auction.
June 26, 2012The sixth annual June Festival of Antiques hosted by Mullica Hill own Yellow Garage Antiques proved to be another success. Fine weather, large crowds and strong buying were the order of the day for the popular...
June 26, 2012Each time Marvin Getman runs a show, he gives careful consideration to improving the event for the next time. This year at the Elm Bank Antiques Show, he added walls to seven booths, which delineated...
June 26, 2012On June 22 at Christie, George Washington annotated copy of the Constitution and Bill of Rights (1789) sold for $9,826,500, setting a new world auction record for an American book or historical...
June 26, 2012A comprehensive exhibition showcasing more than 30 years of work by artist William Wegman will be on view at the Bowdoin College Museum of Art July 13⁏ctober 21. ⁗illiam Wegman: Hello Nature†will...
June 19, 2012Troop F of the Connecticut State Police reports several nighttime residential burglaries in the towns of Lyme and Old Lyme. Items taken have predominantly been jewelry and silverware. The perpetrator...
June 19, 2012Bidders from more than 15 countries competed for a wide selection of art work at Trinity International Auctions and Appraisals on Saturday, May 19. Serious Internet, telephone and absentee bidding...
June 19, 2012On June 15 at Sotheby, an Apple I Computer †the 1976 device that heralded the start of the personal computing revolution †sold for $374,500, more than doubling the high estimate of $180,000.-
June 19, 2012"I'm very excited to be here," said New Orleans Auction Galleries' new president, Ashton Thomas. Thomas confirmed to Antiques and The Arts Weekly that the auction house, which had been in a bankruptcy...
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