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May 15, 2012⁍y collection is all about surface,†Jim Grievo said when talking about his things prior to the sale of the collection on May 5 at Pook & Pook. A weeklong preview brought many people to the gallery,...
May 15, 2012From May 19 to June 29, the Old Print Shop is presenting an exhibition of more than 100 contemporary printmakers who are current members of the Society of American Graphic Artists (SAGA), a not-for-profit...
May 15, 2012Michael J. Gould died May 4 after a long illness. He is survived by his wife, Marilyn Cunningham Gould, and four children and their spouses: Lisa and Michael Parley; David Gould; Daniel and Susan Gould;...
May 15, 2012April 14 and 15 saw the seventh vntage clothing, accessories and textiles show presented by Cord Shows Ltd, hitting a nice milestone, according to show promoter Vivien Cord.
May 15, 2012⁉t was all about the art,†said auctioneer Diana Onyshkewych of Brookfield Auction in regard to the firm most recent sale that featured a cache of works that had descended from an artist...
May 15, 2012⁍arklin is king,†proclaimed an exuberant Jeanne Bertoia after part one of the Dick Claus Collection of nautical toys and boats auction this past Saturday, May 12. Five toy boats, all Marklins, sold...
May 15, 2012Among the earliest forms of furniture is seating, used initially to provide a platform for an elevated personage. Over the centuries chairs, benches, stools and other seating pieces came into common...
May 10, 2012Freeman April 30 auction of American furniture, silver, folk and decorative arts, due to the provenance and overall quality of the property, generated excitement and interest among American and International...
May 8, 2012⁗harton Esherick was a nudist.†The most sensational line in American Furniture 2011 appears several pages from the end of the annual review from Chipstone Foundation, which prides itself on the seriousness...
May 8, 2012It is startling though not unwelcome to see the dissident Chinese artist Ai Weiwei on the cover of Ceramics in America, a scholarly journal devoted, as editor Robert Hunter writes, to the study of istorical...
May 8, 2012Blame it onr, more accurately, credit it to †Saddam Hussein. In 1994, when US ambassador to the United Nations Madeleine Albright criticized the Iraqi dictator, his poet-in-residence responded...
May 8, 2012Westchester Glass Club 36th annual Collectors Glass Show and Sale featured a sparkling assortment of glass from iridescent vases to a vivid red Peacock lamp to early American pattern glass at the Greenwich...
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