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May 8, 2012⁐ortraying African Americans with Respect,†on view at the Cahoon Museum of American Art to June 10, looks at how late Nineteenth and early Twentieth Centuries artists portrayed African Americans...
May 8, 2012The Bennington Museum will present ⁒ockwell Kent ⁅gypt› Shadow and Light in Vermont,†on view June 9⁏ctober 30.
May 1, 2012The weekend of April 14‱5 saw the return of the Guilford Antiques Show at the Elisabeth Adams School, marking the 43rd year of this longstanding showcase and presenting collectors with a wide variety...
May 1, 2012Silver is a very special metal, and over the years, Americans have enjoyed all manner of silver objects, ranging from spoons and tankards to dinner services and presentation pieces. At first available...
May 1, 2012A pair of heavy wrought iron gates in the Art Nouveau style, standing 9½ feet tall, were reported stolen in early April in the Clipper Mill area of Baltimore.
May 1, 2012⁗e hit one out of the park,†said Norm Schaut on the Monday after his show, Antique City Fun Fair, closed. The show drew large crowds during its run on the April 14‱5 weekend at Lehigh University...
May 1, 2012⁉t About Time: 14,000 Years of Art in New Mexico†celebrates the centennial of statehood by presenting a social history of the art in the Southwest. This exhibition opens May 11 at the New Mexico...
May 1, 2012A couple of paintings came out of left field to garner the top prices realized during Nadeau Auction Gallery important estates auction on Saturday, March 31. Sold among more than 300 lots during...
May 1, 2012It is not uncommon to see antiques shows falling by the wayside these days, and rarely do we see highly successful start-ups. Well, do not tell that to promoter Nan Gurley or the New Hampshire Antiques...
May 1, 2012The anticipated live auction offering the personal collection of Ted Williams on Saturday, April 28, at Fenway Park, saw historic results. Legions of Red Sox and baseball fans in general previewed the nearly...-
May 1, 2012Sometime between early to mid-April, a burglary of a home here occurred in which a collection of various paper and ephemera items was taken. The items had been packed away so the theft went undetected...
May 1, 2012Dallas Auction Gallery set a record auction price for the contemporary artist Carlos Cruz-Diez during its April 25 Modern art and antique auction. The multimedia piece, ⁐hysichromie no. 511,†sold...
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