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September 27, 2011The Florence Griswold Museum will present an exhibition that examines the post-Depression-era work of photographer Walker Evans in ⁔he Exacting Eye of Walker Evans,†on view October 1⁊anuary...
September 27, 2011Veteran dealers and shoppers alike are generally unfazed by bad weather at the Brimfield Antiques Market. Despite the heavy rains during the September edition, dealers still set up and serious buyers...
September 27, 2011The Antique Textile and Vintage Fashion Show and Sale again sold out the exhibit space at Sturbridge Host Hotel and Exhibit Center on Monday, September 5, marking the completion of the 21st year for this...
September 20, 2011⁄espite the grim economic picture we have today, it is wonderful to be able to say that we had a very good show, our gate was up, and many of the exhibitors reported good sales,†Melvin ⁂utch†Arion,...
September 20, 2011In spite of a special appearance by Tropical Storm Irene, it was standing room only at Thomaston Place Auction Galleries†sale August 27′8. Fine art and Chinese antiques dominated the list of high...
September 20, 2011Stolen from a private collection during the evening of September 8 as reported to the Houston Police Department and the Federal Bureau of Investigation is a Pierre-Auguste Renoir painting, ⁍adeleine...
September 20, 2011The top lot of Rock Island Auction Company premier firearms auction September 9‱1 was a rare early production US Colt Model 1911 semiautomatic pistol, serial number 33, that attained $109,250, setting...
September 20, 2011Papermania Plus, perhaps the best-known ephemera and collectibles event on the East Coast, turned 35 years old this year, and by virtue of its twice-a-year run, marked its 60th show on August 20 and 21 at the XL Center..
September 20, 2011Northeast Auction annual August tribute to maritime and China Trade art and antiques is one sale that no one who loves this material misses. One way or another, the buyers are there †in the room...
September 20, 2011Not always known for its humorous shows, the Metropolitan Museum of Art is showing ⁉nfinite Jest: Caricature and Satire from Leonardo to Levine†through March 4.
September 20, 2011Puppets, pots and peregrination made for the remarkable and prodigious careers of Mary Goldsmith Scheier and Edwin O. Scheier, whose blended natural aptitude and high aesthetic sense resulted in some...
September 20, 2011The Kimbell Art Museum has announced one of the most important acquisitions in its history: French painter Nicolas Poussin ⁓acrament of Ordination (Christ Presenting the Keys to Saint Peter),†which...
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