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May 22, 2012⁗e are delighted to report that 2,200 people attended this year,†said Vivien Cord, manager of the Ridgefield Outdoor Antiques Market, which was conducted May 5 on the grounds of the historic Lounsbury...
May 22, 2012The Pasadena Museum of California Art will present ⁅dgar Payne: The Scenic Journey,†a retrospective of artist Edgar Payne (1883‱947), noted among California early plein air painters. The exhibit...
May 22, 2012The April 25 auction of American and European Art at the Institute of Contemporary Art at Maine College of Art was a huge success on all sides, according to Barridoff Galleries principals Annette...
May 22, 2012The earliest known jersey worn by New York Yankees Babe Ruth sold for $4,415,658. The jersey set world records in SCP Auctions†online auction, which concluded on May 20.
May 22, 2012On June 9 the Amon Carter Museum of American Art will open ⁁merican Vanguards: Graham, Davis, Gorky, de Kooning and Their Circle, 1927‱942,†an exhibition that brings together more than 60 pioneering...
May 15, 2012Renningers Extravaganza, April 26′8, was oing great,†with an early crowd that was much bigger than last year and nearly sold out of spaces, according to Jim Renninger, co-owner of the family-owned...
May 15, 2012The Van Gogh Museum has unveiled a newly purchased work by Vincent van Gogh (1853‱890), ⁐ollard Willow.†This watercolor is the first major addition to the museum in five years. Director Axel...
May 15, 2012Take a trip to New York City through the brush of Gustave Wolff, an American Impressionist well-known in his day who is now, due to a recently discovered body of work, being reappraised. The Wichita...
May 15, 2012All expectations for WestLicht 21st camera auction were exceeded on May 12. For the fifth time, the world record for the most expensive camera ever sold was broken at the firm auction with a winning...
May 15, 2012The Bernardsville Police Department is investigating a burglary and theft that was reported at the Somerset Hills Country Club between 3 and 5 am on May 11. Upon investigation, it was discovered that...
May 15, 2012The Spring Show NYC returned to the Park Avenue Armory May 2‶ offering a well-calibrated presentation, setting itself apart from New York crowded calendar of art and antiques fairs.
May 15, 2012Chinese art led off the April 20′1 Asian art sale at Skinner where the highlight was an Eighteenth Century porcelain moon flask in copper red and underglaze blue that sold for $230,000 against the estimated...
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