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January 24, 2012New Year Day was a day filled with surprises at Nadeau Auction Gallery and it was also a day that auctioneer Ed Nadeau hopes will be emulated throughout the 2012 auction season at his midstate...
January 24, 2012The Arts and Crafts and Modernist studio craft movements in southeastern Pennsylvania produced a diverse body of work, and makers of contemporary studio craft continue to explore fresh ideas and new designs....
January 24, 2012The Gibbes Museum of Art has organized two new exhibitions that will run through April 22. ⁔he Art of Alfred Hutty: Woodstock to Charleston,†on view in the Main Gallery, offers a career retrospective...
January 24, 2012Wealthy New York bachelor and socialite Peter Marie (1825‱903) epitomized New York high society during the Gilded Age and was known for his courtly manners and hosting intimate soirees at his West...
January 24, 2012Five auction houses this year vied for the attention of buyers in town for New York's Americana Week. When the dust settled on Sunday, January 22, the total take surpassed $47 million on more than...-
January 17, 2012In our expanded coverage of the Americana Week events this week and next in New York City, Antiques And The Arts Weekly has been blogging about choice items that will be on view during the Americana...
January 17, 2012The Vernon Police Department is investigating the theft of two antique bells that were taken from a private residence here sometime between January 1 and January 8.
January 17, 2012⁖an Gogh Up Close" presents a group of the artist most daring and innovative works that broke with the past and dramatically altered the course of modern painting. The exhibition will be seen...-
January 17, 2012Hayden Goldberg, 82, died on January 3, 2012. He was an avid antiquarian, attending shows and auctions with his sister Faye Montell, a respected Maine dealer, in their search for English Staffordshire...
January 17, 2012A Victor Higgins painting sold for $728,000 at Mapes Auctioneers & Appraisers antiques auction late last year.
January 17, 2012Is it possible for one of the world best †and best-known †collections to still surprise? It is a question fairly asked of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City, which on January 16 completed...
January 16, 2012Fine art glass was well received at Skinner Twentieth Century Design sale December 17, and Tiffany was a reliable favorite.
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