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June 19, 2012Keno Auctions†American and European paintings sale on June 12, the first auction conducted at the company headquarters, achieved a total of $1,512,000, exceeding the presale high estimate of $1,265,000...
June 19, 2012Whether you are an antiques purist or you simply like to use antiques as design elements when decorating, the Harwinton Antiques & Design Weekend had something for everyone. The fair was conducted...
June 19, 2012Drawing the human figure was Gustav Klimt starting point for exploring overarching themes of existence †the cycle of life, human suffering, happiness, love and longing. ⁇ustav Klimt: The Magic...
June 12, 2012After years of controversy and litigation, the Barnes Foundation, one of the world?s great collections of Modern art, opened in its new location in downtown Philadelphia. Penn., on May 19. Assembled...
June 12, 2012A highlight of Memorial Day weekend, the Brandywine River Museum Antiques Show was a lovely affair as usual, and drew a good-sized crowd from many states, cementing its reputation as a destination...
June 12, 2012Native American art amassed beginning in the 1930s by a dedicated Connecticut collector held center stage at Caddigan Auctioneers†May 19 sale.
June 12, 2012For nearly three decades, knowledgeable bidders have headed to Bellingham, Mass., where the Coyle family has run auctions. Since a gallery fire five years ago, the Coyles have run sales in Medway...
June 12, 2012A rare grouping of paintings and sketches from American Impressionist masters highlights the summer season at the Fenimore Art Museum.-
June 12, 2012Bruce Garrett, manager of the Rhinebeck Antiques Fairs, announced this week two changes in the schedule for the remaining 2012 fairs.
June 12, 2012New York State Police, Troop B, Ray Brook, N.Y., is investigating a burglary that occurred at a camp on Spitfire Lake on May 21. Reported stolen were various antiques and approximately eight vintage...
June 12, 2012Two Rollinsons dolls were reported stolen in May from a private home here. The boy and girl dolls are 16½ inches tall and each has a replaced ear. They are valued at $1,100 each.
June 5, 2012Since Dutch explorers arrived in New York City by sea in the early Seventeenth Century, the city has retained its essentially maritime character. Rollicking, robust and rowdy, it has evolved over...
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