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October 18, 2011A mere month after the devastation of Tropical Storm Irene here, the 53rd annual Weston Antiques Show opened for preview on Thursday, September 29, thanks, in no small part, to a Herculean effort...
October 18, 2011The second of the shows to open for Vermont Antiques Week is the Okemo Antiques Show, now in its 18th year and under the management of Don and Pat Clegg. Thirty Americana dealers from as far away...
October 18, 2011The last of the shows to open during Vermont Antiques Week, the 27th annual Antiques in Vermont show, is also the largest of the bunch. Under the management of Tim and Phyllis Stevenson, the show...
October 18, 2011The most informal of the shows during Vermont Antiques Week is the Ludlow Antiques Show, managed by Ann Firkey and Carol Baranowski that took place October 1. Yet it is also one of the most exciting
October 18, 2011What happens when you squeeze 30 good Americana dealers and their wares into the tight confines of a rural ski lodge and then release hundreds of anxious shoppers into the mix? Sparks fly, checkbooks...
October 18, 2011A rare set of ceramic tiles made by the English firm Morris, Marshall, Faulkner & Company of London in the early 1860s has recently been acquired in London by the Two Red Roses Foundation of Palm...
October 18, 2011Sotheby jewelry department set its fifth consecutive record sale result September 20, when its auction of jewels achieved $16,489,625 against an estimate of $12.9/17.8 million.
October 18, 2011⁌uminous Modernism: Scandinavian Art Comes to America, 1912,†an international loan exhibition of paintings by Edvard Munch, Vilhelm Hammershøi, Anders Zorn and other Scandinavian pioneers of Modernism,...-
October 18, 2011Sandra Lee Axtell, 73, wife of Richard ⁓mitty†Axtell, died unexpectedly Friday, October 14, at Wilson Medical Center in Johnson City, N.Y. She is survived by her husband of 15 years, as well as several...
October 18, 2011Nye & Company's September 13′7 auction featured the estate of a New Jersey industrialist, property from the estate of Jack Dempsey and a group of fine art from Newark artists John Grabach and Henry...
October 18, 2011Think of Native American art and one usually thinks of the past, conjuring up images of artifacts dating to the 1800s, their stories and makers forgotten by most. The rich traditions and aesthetic...
October 18, 2011⁐issarro People,†on view October 22⁊anuary 22 at the Legion of Honor, Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco, offers a groundbreaking perspective on Camille Pissarro (1830‱903), the painter...
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