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August 19, 2011The pottery produced by Nineteenth Century craftsmen of East Tennessee is the subject of a stimulating exhibition, ⁔ennessee Turned: Earthenware and Stoneware Made in East Tennessee 1800‱900,†on...
August 19, 2011To commemorate the tenth anniversary of September 11, the New-York Historical Society will open its rotunda and a side gallery next month to present ⁒emembering 9/11,†which will open free of charge...
August 19, 2011The show schedule for Antiques Week in New Hampshire starts off with the Manchester Pickers Market on Monday, the day after Northeast Auctions completes its sales and the day before Nan Gurley opens...
August 19, 2011Magic, if that is what you want to call it, struck again on Thursday, August 11, when the New Hampshire Antiques Show opened its doors to a large crowd, bigger than last year, of shoppers eager to visit...
August 19, 2011⁍id*Week went great; we had a very good crowd, and now we are planning for next year,†Frank Gaglio said following the close of his last show on Thursday, August 11, in the Furniture World Building.
August 19, 2011For the most part, Americana Celebration at the Deerfield (N.H.) Fairgrounds is an all-country show and 450 buyers eagerly queued up in line for early buying on opening day. Show manager Nan Gurley...
August 19, 2011A collection of Anatolian kilims gifted to the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco by Caroline McCoy-Jones is showcased in a choice exhibition of two dozen of the finest examples. ⁔he Art of the Anatolian...
August 19, 2011During his lifetime, John Marin (1870‱953), was not only a leading early Modernist, but one of America most celebrated artists. In 1942 Abstract Expressionist champion Clement Greenberg said...-
August 16, 2011Gerald Kornblau of Claverack, N.Y., died July 24, 2011, at his home. He was 82. Gerald was an American folk art dealer and photographer whose love for folk art was evident as he frequented antiques shows...
August 16, 2011When one thinks of Nantucket, quaint villages overflowing with storybook-style weathered houses, cobblestone streets, whaling ships, fine eateries and glitzy shops quickly come to mind. The Nantucket...
August 16, 2011The Mint Museum presents a retrospective of the work of Romare Bearden (1911‱988), widely regarded as one of America most preeminent African American artists. ⁒omare Bearden: Southern Recollections†surveys...
August 16, 2011How do you pass the time of day when you know your lifetime collection is being sold? The answer was easy for Steven Kellogg, ⁉ just stayed in my room at the Radisson and worked on a new book I am writing...
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