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09 Oct 2012A humble barber, dedicated lay preacher and master woodcarver, Elijah Pierce (1892‱984), was one of the great...
09 Oct 2012American textiles led the way at Crocker Farm latest antiques auction on September 15. The three-session...
09 Oct 2012A large crowd of artists†relatives, collectors, art professionals and neighbors jammed the historic...
09 Oct 2012Iconic images of the American West taken by more than 50 photographers spanning more than a century...
02 Oct 2012Rachel ⁒ae†Marks, a popular and highly respected antiques dealer, died September 20 in her home in Chappaqua,...
02 Oct 2012Bruce Gollan Southworth, 71 a longtime resident of Lake Forest, died peacefully at home on September...
02 Oct 2012The sixth annual Jackson Hole Art Auction September 15 sold more than 80 percent of the featured...
02 Oct 2012On view through January 6 at the International Center of Photography, ⁒ise and Fall of Apartheid:...
02 Oct 2012⁂ecoming Van Gogh,†an in-depth exploration of Vincent van Gogh unconventional path to becoming...
02 Oct 2012A pair of English Regency floor globes published by J&W Cary in the Strand, London, 1817,...
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