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06 Mar 2012Mahogany single-drawer writing desk, bowfront with cabriole legs. Many antique items were taken when...
06 Mar 2012Constantino Brumidi study for ⁔he Apotheosis of Washington,†his fresco for the rotunda of the US Capitol...
06 Mar 2012Ending a 30-year mystery, the Rosenbach Museum & Library has located and acquired a portrait...
06 Mar 2012A Sixteenth or Seventeenth Century Old Master still life on panel kicked off the Friday, March...
06 Mar 2012Bob and Anne Levine get up every morning at 4:45. Knowing that is enough for most people to ask ⁗hy?,†while...
06 Mar 2012Steeped in American history, Morristown also is home to the spacious National Guard Armory, where...
06 Mar 2012Visitors arriving at the Holliston Antiques Show on February 25′6 were greeted by the sight...
06 Mar 2012Solid prices were recorded at Crocker Farm auction of antique American stoneware and redware this...
29 Feb 2012Few artists have led a sadder life than George Ault (1891-1948). Burdened with family tragedies,...
28 Feb 2012When the Smithsonian American Art Museum puts one of its key recent acquisitions on display this...
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