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September 8, 2011May Antiques Markets postponed its opening this morning (Thursday, September 8) because of the heavy rainfalls all week and the ⁴orrential rains†for a few hours early this morning, which swamped...
September 6, 2011Despite a passing swipe from Hurricane Irene, Thomaston Place Auction Galleries†summer-ending auction August 27′8 went off as planned. The storm only took out the Internet for about two dozen lots...
September 6, 2011The Speed Art Museum has received one of the most important gifts in the history of the museum and the largest donation of Kentucky art ever received by the Speed. Given by Norma and Robert Noe, this...
September 6, 2011Valdemar F. ⁖al†Jacobsen died on July 13, 2011. Born on April 18, 1930, he grew up in West Nyack, N.Y., and was an authority on American antiques, exhibiting in antiques shows across the country, including...
September 6, 2011⁉t an auction we always look forward to, kicking off a busy Antiques Week in New Hampshire,†Ron Bourgeault, president of Northeast Auctions, said as he was about to begin auctioning off 1,694...
September 6, 2011Conducted August 12‱4, Maine Antiques Festival at the Union Fairgrounds was ⁴he best we have had in five or ten years, with great attendance each day and great antiques from the exhibiting dealers,†according...
September 6, 2011It is no surprise to regular auctiongoers that Asian arts are often at most auctions ⁴op ten†lists, but the performance of an unassuming-looking set of six small Oriental bowls that sold at James...
September 6, 2011It was an auspicious sign when the first lot of the two-day sale August 11‱2 at John McInnis Auctions brought a robust $86,250.
September 6, 2011Jean-Louis Forain is hardly a household word in America when it comes to name recognition of great artists. He is not well known like Monet, Renoir, Van Gogh and Picasso. Yet the French consider Forain...
September 6, 2011⁅va Hesse Spectres 1960,†an exhibition of rarely seen paintings by the artist Eva Hesse (19361970), will be presented in the Brooklyn Museum Elizabeth A. Sackler Center for Feminist Art beginning...
September 6, 2011This fall, 60 Southern California museums will mount exhibits that explore the postwar art movements that flourished in and around Los Angeles through 1980. An initiative of the Getty Research Center,...
August 31, 2011The horse has long been a powerful subject for artists. Man reliance on horses for farming, transportation, war, exploration and sport has stimulated a rich legacy of equestrian images. Over the years,...
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