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April 18, 2011The spring edition of the East Side Jewelry & Decorative Arts Fair and Sale on April 1″ that was held at Lighthouse International conference center on East 59th Street was a gem of an event.
April 18, 2011⁓antos y Pecadores: Cinematic Drama in the Mexican Portfolios of Paul Strand and Leopoldo Méndez,†an innovative installation of photographs, prints and film is at the Davis Museum and Cultural...
April 18, 2011If good things come to those who wait, the buyer who acquired the top lot of Cottone Auction March 25′6 antiques and art sale was indeed very patient.
April 18, 2011Two dozen antiques dealers brought an early shot of spring color to the annual Bedford Spring Antiques Show, April 9 and 10, at the Rippowam-Cisqua School, playing off the show theme ⁁pril in Paris.
April 12, 2011Regarded by many for centuries as the most beautiful city in the world, Venice has long been a magnet for all manner of visitors, including great artists, many native Italians. Among the most important...
April 12, 2011Tim Auctions†19th annual Cabin Fever auction filled the upstairs gallery and brought people to their phones and computers to bid on a variety of merchandise collected and squirreled away for this...
April 12, 2011A pioneering advocate of wildlife conservation, trailblazing author of realistic animal tales, accomplished painter/illustrator and best-selling author, Ernest Thompson Seton (1860‱946) is a significant...
April 12, 2011Arthur J. Connolly, known as AJ to his family and friends, was born September 15, 1932, to Arthur James and Dora Muldoon Connolly in Johannesburg, South Africa, and died at Naples Community Hospital...
April 12, 2011⁗e are growing in a number of professional directions,†Leland Little said on a brisk walk-through of his spacious quarters on the evening of his March 18 and 19 spring estate cataloged auction.
April 12, 2011The Hyde Collection announced that its prized ⁃hrist with Folded Arms†by Rembrandt van Rijn will be on display in the Louvre in Paris beginning April 18, as part of a landmark exhibition titled...
April 12, 2011Celebrating its 31st year, the Ephemera Society of America conducted its annual conference and ephemera show over the weekend of March 18′0, managed by John and Tina Bruno of Flamingo Eventz.
April 12, 2011The Robert C. Eldred Company held its annual spring auction of fine Americana April 8‹ with great success. As expected, of the nearly 800 lots offered during the two days, the auction highlight was the rediscovered...
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