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June 5, 2012For many people, Memorial Day weekend is more than time for family gatherings, picnics, trips to the mountains, or time to go to the beach. It is also Rhinebeck weekend, as it has been for the past...
June 5, 2012A mist was hanging over Lasdon Park at 5:30 am on Monday, May 28, when antiques dealers moved onto the large, open meadow to set up for the annual Memorial Day Antiques Fair under the management of Cord...
June 5, 2012Among the most important works in the African American art canon, the monumental canvases that Hale Aspacio Woodruff painted for Talladega College in 1938 are on their first national tour.
June 5, 2012Guyette, Schmidt & Deeter conducted its 27th annual spring decoy auction on April 26′7 at the Pheasant Run Resor in conjunction with the National Antique Decoy and Sporting Collectibles Show....
June 5, 2012When the Detroit Institute of Arts†⁍elancholy Woman†by Pablo Picasso returns this summer after having been on loan to several museums over the past two years, it will bring with it four other...
June 5, 2012Cowan Auctions†historic firearms and early militaria auction May 2″ realized $1.6 million in sales. Nearly 2,600 people from more than 15 different countries bid on the telephone, online and in Cowan...
May 29, 2012Historians say that wine and beer have been around for about 9,000 years. The two venerable beverages seem eternally popular everywhere, with new wineries and craft breweries popping up around the United...
May 29, 2012Linda Zukas sold out her 22nd annual Antique Textile and Vintage Fashion Show and Sale, filling all the available exhibit space at Sturbridge Host Hotel and Exhibit Center on Monday, May 7.
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May 29, 2012Mike Gould was truly a legendary haracter†of the antiques business, larger than life, and louder.
May 29, 2012The National Museum of American Illustration (NMAI) is hosting what it terms a ilestone†exhibition this summer: ⁍axfield Parrish: The Retrospective,†will be on display through September 2.
May 29, 2012Throughout 2012, Austria is celebrating the 150th birthday of Gustav Klimt with exhibitions devoted to his work. On this side of the pond, the Neue Galerie New York is joining in these celebrations...
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