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October 25, 2011UPDATE as of Thursday, November 3, 2011: Antiques And The Arts Weekly was able to publish last night and the paper is in the mail. A full edition will go online as soon as our Internet service is restored. Please...
October 25, 2011For the exhibition ⁄iego Rivera: Murals for The Museum of Modern Art,†MoMA will reunite five ⁰ortable murals†that were made for a monographic exhibit of the artist work at the museum in 1931....
October 25, 2011The Original Round Top Texas Antiques Fair, hosted by Susan and Bo Franks September 28⁏ctober 1, saw more than 250 exhibiting dealers offering antiques and collectibles from the earliest American...
October 25, 2011Ashley Ferguson, co-manager of the Marburger Farm Antique Show, reported that more than 350 dealers exhibited at the most recent event, September 27⁏ctober 1. And in spite of oppressive heat, the Tuesday...
October 25, 2011There were many new faces in the crowd on September 21 as a host of people flew in to attend Kodner Galleries†auction.The sale also drew large local interest for the first auction of the season.
October 25, 2011Eclectic, but solid offerings attracted dealers and retail buyers to the two-day sale, October 15‱6, at Grogan & Company.
October 25, 2011In honor of the centenary of Howard Pyle death and celebrating the 100th anniversary of its founding, Delaware Art Museum will present ⁈oward Pyle: American Master Rediscovered,†a major retrospective...
October 25, 2011It was a ream come true†for a local picker at Clarke Auctioneers this past Sunday, October 23, as a rare oil painting on panel by Maurice Prendergast became the star lot of the auction.
October 25, 2011The Bruce Museum presents the new exhibition ⁄ivided Light and Color: American Impressionist Landscapes†from October 29 through January 29.
October 25, 2011⁗e gave it a lot of thought, talked it over with the dealers, and it worked well,†Karen DiSaia, show manager said, referring to the date change this year for the annual ADA/Historic Deerfield...
October 18, 2011The Brooklyn Museum will present the first wide-ranging exploration of American art from the decade whose beginning and end were marked by the aftermath of World War I and the onset of the Great Depression....
October 18, 2011The Washington Connnecticut Antiques Show, a benefit for the Gunn Memorial Library & Museum, was elegantly dressed at the September 30 gala preview to mark its 25th anniversary with Japanese lanterns...
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