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March 15, 2011As a center of cosmopolitan culture and a symbol of modernity, Paris held a magnetic attraction for artists from Eastern Europe during the early decades of the Twentieth Century. ⁐aris Through the Window:...
March 15, 2011David H. Wilson, 62, a restorer and English furniture specialist, died February 17, 2011, after a defiant and graceful battle with cancer or, as he stated, ⁔ell them I died from living life.
March 15, 2011The Old Salem Museums & Gardens is the foremost repository of pottery made by Moravians who settled in North Carolina piedmont region in the Eighteenth Century. Members of the protestant religious...
March 15, 2011The Friends of the Nantucket Historical Association succeeded in purchasing an oil on board painting by major Nineteenth Century American landscape artist George Inness (1825‹4) titled ⁂ack of Nichols†Barn,...
March 15, 2011Music Valley Antiques Show and Tailgate Antiques Show hit high notes for attendance and sales, according to customers, dealers and the shows†promoters, Steve and Jon Jenkins.
March 15, 2011A shimmering taxidermy deer and a gasp-inducing canvas depicting a tumulus of minuscule salary men are among the compelling works set to greet visitors to Japan Society Gallery from March 18 to June...
March 15, 2011A noticeable vigor and an impressive crowd permeated the space at the Holliston Antiques Show where dealers were, for the most part, buoyed by the brisk buying February 26′7
March 15, 2011The ballroom of the Marriott Hotel was standing room only on January 29, as bidders from across the United States converged for High Noon's auction of Western Americana art, artifacts and Hollywood...
March 15, 2011The February 17‱9 edition of the Heart of Country Antiques Show, according to its owner, Susan Karmer Hunkins, was at its best of the last few years with more than 60 exhibits and a large audience.
March 15, 2011Eclectic offerings do not necessarily bring the most money at auction, but the recent Grogan & Company sale on February 13 proved otherwise.
March 15, 2011Fiddlers Antiques Shows was conducted during Nashville Antiques Week, starting on February 19 with early buying and setup and concluding February 19, with most of the 50-plus dealers packing up less...
March 15, 2011Select Orientalia, paintings and graphics, glassware and jewelry consigned from numerous local estates made for an action-packed sale at Auction Gallery of the Palm Beaches on February 21.
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