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December 6, 2011Since its founding in 1718, New Orleans has owed much of its famed cultural mix and rich architectural distinction to people of African descent. Slave labor built and detailed many of its most exceptional...
December 6, 2011Despite several cancellations due to weather or soggy fields, the 2011 season for the Elephant Trunk Flea Market was a good one, said manager Greg Baecker. On its final day of the 2011 season,...
December 6, 2011In 1962, two groundbreaking workshops led by artist Harvey K. Littleton and glass scientist Dominick Labino introduced artists to the material of glass as a medium for artistic expression. In celebration...
December 6, 2011Copake Auction recorded the sale of its highest priced item to date in an October 22 auction, but the milestone was not achieved without some emotional stress and physical wear and tear on auctioneer...
December 6, 2011⁁merican Paintings from the 1920s and 1930s in the Arkell Collections†provides a fascinating glimpse at two decades of collecting by American industrialist Bartlett Arkell, founder of the Beech-Nut...
November 29, 2011From November 2 to 6, the Irving Convention Center was transformed into a glowing exhibition of fine art, antiques and jewelry. Guests at the Dallas International Art, Antique & Jewelry Show were...
November 29, 2011This holiday season Norman Rockwell Museum celebrates the 200th anniversary of Charles Dickens birth with a spirited new exhibition that explores the literary giant influence on the artist...
November 29, 2011There is a small nest of antiques shows that run every year, without fail, and with little fanfare, but continue to draw a full slate of exhibitors and a faithful audience. One such show is the Wethersfield...
November 29, 2011On a recent rainy afternoon in the comfort of his book-lined study in Cambridge, Mass., eminent American art historian, curator and scholar extraordinaire Theodore E. Stebbins Jr recounted his career,...
November 29, 2011Scott Antiques Market, a monthly happening that fills 3,300 exhibit spaces in two enormous buildings with antiques, collectibles and décor items, was overflowing with customers on the November 10‱3...
November 29, 2011A historically significant and museum-quality archive of material pertaining to the doomed ocean liner the HMS Titanic †consigned by direct descendants of a couple who were rescued when the ship...
November 29, 2011More than 750 lots were offered in room settings over Columbus Day weekend, October 9‱0, at the Connecticut XL Center, and the sale produced some remarkable results, according to auctioneer Louis...
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