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November 29, 2011⁏ld Masters to Monet: Three Centuries of French Painting from the Wadsworth Atheneum†will premier at the Michele and Donald D⁁mour Museum of Fine Arts from December 13 to April 29.
November 29, 2011⁆lorence and the Baroque: Paintings from the Haukohl Family Collection†brings masterworks of Italian painting and sculpture from the Sixteenth through Eighteenth Centuries to the Crocker Art Museum...
November 29, 2011A famille rose enameled glass snuff bottle from the imperial Qianlong palace workshops sold for $3,328,400 on November 28, setting a new world record for a Chinese snuff bottle.
November 22, 2011The Chappaqua Antiques Show opened its doors for the 44th year on November 5 and 6. The classic show benefits the New Castle Historical Society, and with a focus on ⁁ntiques & Design,†the...
November 22, 2011Diversified offerings, along with the usual cast of characters, set the stage at Shannon recent auction of fine American and European paintings, drawings and sculpture, conducted October 27.
November 22, 2011⁔he sale went very well, it was a highly focused sale,†Ron Pook of Pook & Pook, Inc, said, following the two-day auction on November 11‱2 of the collection of Lester and Barbara Breininger...
November 22, 2011The consensus about the care of enamels has led many institutions to place them in environments of absolute temperature stability with a lower relative humidity than had been recommended in the past....
November 22, 2011The Lemoine map sampler based on L⁅nfant plan as revised by Andrew Ellicott for the city of Washington, and published in November 1792, is on view at historic Dumbarton House.
November 22, 2011⁔he place was packed on Thursday night, November 3, with a record gate for the preview,†Diana Bittel, manager of the 48th annual Delaware Antiques Show, said. The attendance continued to be good...-
November 22, 2011The Connecticut Spring Antiques Show, which has been called the rand dame†of New England antiques shows, will move to a new home for its next edition March 10⁍arch 11, at the Eastern States...
November 22, 2011It was a an exciting day at Clarke Auctioneers on Sunday, October 23, as lot after lot handily surpassed presale expectations and brought premium prices. The day started off with a bang, with some...
November 22, 2011If the history of New York City, the state and the nation is one of immigration, diversity, conflict and compromise, then the exhibits in the newly renovated galleries at the New-York Historical Society...
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