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20 Apr 2012Most likely stolen on Easter Sunday, a French barbotine majolica bowl, with hand-applied birds...
17 Apr 2012Joseph William Belperio died on February 24 at the age of 58. As the owner of Shimazu Antiques,...
17 Apr 2012⁉t is a serendipity story,†stated auctioneer Joanne Grant of Mid-Hudson Auction Galleries...
17 Apr 2012The art of Edouard Vuillard (1868‱940) †a painter who began his career as a member of the Nabi...
17 Apr 2012Snowflakes were falling sporadically as the sun crested the horizon throughout the northern-most...
17 Apr 2012It is axiomatic that three groups †collectors, curators and ⁴he trade††set the antiques...
10 Apr 2012From May 4 through September 2, the New-York Historical Society will present ⁓tories in Sterling:...
10 Apr 2012The Neue Galerie will present ⁈einrich Kuehn and His American Circle: Alfred Stieglitz and Edward...
10 Apr 2012Long before the wonders of the world and distant lands were but a click away via a computer or television,...
10 Apr 2012Some of the items being displayed in Mike Kelley booth had not even been created yet when...
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