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October 4, 2011We are saddened by the loss of our dear friend Phil Hacking, who passed away on August 26. Leighton Galleries†relationship with Phil started about 20 years ago. Known as P. Bill to many, Phil was a staple...
October 4, 2011Doyle New York auctioned the personal collection of famed New York City restaurateur Elaine Kaufman to a standing-room-only crowd September 20.
October 4, 2011The works of Frank Cardozo Nicholas (1922′003), who spent his last 30 years living and painting on Cape Cod, will be on exhibition in ⁍en and the Sea,†at the Cape Cod Museum of Art through November...
October 4, 2011⁉t a great fall day for an antiques show,†Colette Donovan, antiques dealer from Merrimacport, Mass., said as she made a purchase from Michael and Lucinda Seward at the Canterbury Shaker Village...
October 4, 2011There was finally a touch of fall in the air when the Autumn Hartford Antiques Show got underway on September 17 at the Connecticut Expo Center. The two-day run of the show was bittersweet because...
September 27, 2011Jane Katcher, a retired physician who lives in Florida, collected for nearly three decades before going public with her passion for American folk art. Her debut coincided with the Fenimore Art Museum's...
September 27, 2011The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston (MFA) has acquired the painting ⁍an at His Bath,†1884, regarded as one of the greatest works by artist Gustave Caillebotte (1848‱894).
September 27, 2011Manitou Galleries†auction in Santa Fe August 13‱4 is in the history books now with the sale of the largest and key Birger Sandzen works sold at auction, shattering the record for a work by this...
September 27, 2011Two shows in ten days marked a hectic end to Cord Shows' outdoor season. Following on the heels of the Madison (Conn.) Historical Society Show on August 27, was Cord Shows†27th Lasdon Labor Day Antiques...
September 27, 2011Keno Auctions conducted its fall auction of important paintings, furniture, decorative arts and jewelry on Saturday, September 24, with active bidding resulting in an impressive gross sales total...
September 27, 2011Empire City, Gotham, the Big Apple †whatever it is called, there is no doubt that New York City has impacted millions of hearts, minds and imaginations throughout history. The Katonah Museum of Art will...
September 27, 2011The fifth annual Jackson Hole Art Auction was conducted September 17 at the Center for the Arts, hosted by Trailside Galleries and Gerald Peters Gallery. More than 88 percent of the featured 250 lots...
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