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October 18, 2011Historic Deerfield will delve into the creative heart of Colonial America during the upcoming forum, ⁂alance and Beauty: Georgian Design in Early America,†November 11‱3.
October 18, 2011Doyle estate jewelry auction on September 21 saw international competition from hundreds of bidders in the salesroom, on the telephones and via the Internet.
October 18, 2011Cowan September 9 American Indian and Western art auction brought in a sales total of $612,426. The biggest sellers were Edward Curtis' North American Indians portfolios.
October 18, 2011On September 17, Cottone Auctions held its annual fall fine art sale, which featured items from the collections of the former Campbell-Whittlesey House Museum, the Strong Museum, the Memorial Art Gallery...
October 18, 2011⁔eenie Harris, Photographer: An American Story†is the first major retrospective exhibition of the work of African American artist-photographer Charles ⁔eenie†Harris. It will be on view at Carnegie...
October 18, 2011Capo Auction Fine Art and Antiques enjoyed a successful first auction of the fall season September 24, in an auction that featured rare jewels from the former collection of the maharajah of Jaipur.
October 11, 2011America temple of iconic historical artifacts, the Smithsonian, has long been revered for its landmark collections and innovative exhibitions. With untold numbers of items in its collections that...
October 11, 2011Original cover art by John Romita Sr for ⁁mazing Spider-Man #49,†featuring Spider-Man dueling the dual menace of Kraven the Hunter and the Vulture brought $167,300 recently as the top lot in Heritage...
October 11, 2011The Springfield Antiques Show and Flea Market filled Clark County Fairgrounds with more than 2,000 dealers and 20,000 customers for the four days, September 15‱8, according to Jenkins Management,...
October 11, 2011The first museum exhibition devoted exclusively to the range of nudes by Edgar Degas †tracing their evolution from the artist early years, through the private and public images of brothels and bathers...
October 11, 2011An antique Meissen hand painted oval, covered dresser box with reticulated design throughout sold for $14,375 at a multi-estate sale recently held by Elite Decorative Arts.
October 11, 2011Detroit architecture, neighborhoods, people and auto industry are among the subjects included in ⁄etroit Revealed: Photographs, 2000′010,†on view October 16⁁pril 8 at the Detroit Institute...
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