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20 Sep 2011Northeast Auction annual August tribute to maritime and China Trade art and antiques is one sale...
20 Sep 2011Not always known for its humorous shows, the Metropolitan Museum of Art is showing ⁉nfinite...
20 Sep 2011Puppets, pots and peregrination made for the remarkable and prodigious careers of Mary Goldsmith...
20 Sep 2011The Kimbell Art Museum has announced one of the most important acquisitions in its history: French...
20 Sep 2011As Hurricane Irene moved north pounding the East Coast, and mere days before reaching New England,...
20 Sep 2011To celebrate its 50th anniversary, the Hunt Institute for Botanical Documentation at Carnegie...
20 Sep 2011The Harwinton Antiques & Design Weekend was twice as nice as its spring edition at the Harwinton...
14 Sep 2011The Peabody Essex Museum (PEM) antiques show, a late fall stalwart known for its elegant and diverse...
14 Sep 2011It takes more than a hurricane to keep a good antiques show down, let alone five antiques show. Despite...
14 Sep 2011A new antiques show will open next spring at the Teaneck Armory April 14‱5, announced Allison...
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