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August 9, 2011This small New England village center hosted 40 antiques dealers brought together by Linda Turner July 16. Conducted only on odd numbered years, the Dorset Antiques Show had great weather and an audience...
August 9, 2011⁒ising from the Sea: The Art of Jay Hall Connaway†will be on view at the Arkell Museum August 22⁍ay 27. A student of the sea, sky and mountains Jay Connaway (1893‱970) painted in an era marked...
August 9, 2011On June 27, Aguttes Auction House and European Evaluators conducted a successful sale of Impressionist, Modern, Southeast Asian, Russian and contemporary art, which realized a grand total of $4,127,548.
August 2, 2011After a yearlong international tour, Paul Gauguin ⁔he Brooding Woman†is back on view at the Worcester Art Museum.
August 2, 2011Rodolfo Ciccarello, who arrived on American shores from Rome in 1968, achieved career success that brought him numerous distinctions and awards and allowed him to pursue his collecting passion: the American...
August 2, 2011Rock Island Auction Company has shown once again the overwhelming popularity of its regional auctions by bringing nearly $3.2 million in a July 16‱7 auction. This auction, combined with February...
August 2, 2011The Philadelphia Museum of Art announced the acquisition of a wide range of works of art, ranging in date from a Tenth Century Indian bronze sculpture of the Chola dynasty to Sean Scully monumental...
August 2, 2011Longtime antiques dealer Shirley J. Gordon died March 31, 2011, after a yearlong struggle with pancreatic cancer.
August 2, 2011On June 20, Michaan Auctions held its fine Asian works of art sale, becoming its highest grossing single auction to date, bringing in a hammer total of $1,976,225.
August 2, 2011The summer London antiques calendar has wide appeal and the addition of the Masterpiece London fair, which ran June 30⁊uly 5, emanating both exclusivity and fun, has changed the landscape dramatically.
August 2, 2011New York ultimate summer weekend destination, East Hampton, swelled in population even more the weekend of July 8‱0 when the East Hampton Historical Society Antiques Show showcased antiques of the ages...
August 2, 2011The New York Public Library recently announced that it has acquired for its Lincoln Center Library for the Performing Arts the archive of Off-Broadway and Off-Off Broadway photographs taken by former...
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