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September 13, 2011Like people of a certain age who can sometimes do with a tune-up, the venerable National Academy Museum and School in New York City has been treated to a full on facelift and the grand old house is set to sparkle....
September 13, 2011A group of satellite shows collectively known as Madison-Bouckville Antique Week.has become as much a part of the entire Madison-Bouckville experience as its original show. Conducted during the week...
September 13, 2011Tom Tarry and his staff from The Results Group produced their first antiques show, the Madison-Bouckville Antique Festival, August 18′1, with more than 600 exhibiting antiques dealers.
September 13, 2011Beginning September 18, Jusepe de Ribera monumental portrait of Mary Magdalene from the collection of the Museo Nacional del Prado will be on view at the Meadows Museum at Southern Methodist University.
September 13, 2011The High Museum of Art recently acquired a significant collection of 56 prints by artist Kiki Smith from collector Stephen Dull. This group of prints makes the High a major national repository for Smith...
September 13, 2011Record prices were achieved at PBA Galleries' auction of a small but significant group of rare books on China on August 11 in a sale of Americana, travel and exploration, maps and ephemera.
September 13, 2011On Saturday, September 10, Freeman sold an important Chinese imperial-style ouble dragon†white jade seal that left its $30/50,000 estimate in the dust when it attained $3.5 million, creating new records...
September 13, 2011Devin Moisan packed them in at the Elks Lodge August 2, where an eclectic group of estate and collection objects, mostly from around New Hampshire, drew a standing-room-only crowd.
September 13, 2011The Denver Art Museum is the first US venue for ⁒obert Adams: The Place We Live, A Retrospective Selection of Photographs.†The exhibition will feature more than 200 black and white photos spanning...
September 13, 2011⁗arriors, Tombs and Temples: China Enduring Legacy,†an exhibition drawn from China most important archaeological excavations assembled in cooperation with seven leading Chinese institution,...
September 13, 2011An Eighteenth Century corner cupboard, believed to have been made by Squire Boone, Jr, the younger brother of Daniel Boone, realized $35,000 during an auction conducted by Beckort Auctions on September...
September 13, 2011⁗e want complete control of our productions and we have developed ways to do just that, even in the face of an earthquake and a hurricane,†Scott Diament, president and CEO of the Palm Beach Show...
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