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13 Dec 2011Antoine Watteau ⁌a Surprise†has long been deemed a masterpiece of Eighteenth Century French...
13 Dec 2011When renovations to the National Academy of Design forced the American Art Fair to find a new home...
06 Dec 2011Agents from the Boston field office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) are trying to recover...
06 Dec 2011The Pier Antiques Show has built a following for presenting a solid and interesting mix of traditional...
06 Dec 2011⁗e received a house call and had to look at the contents of the house by flashlight, as there...
06 Dec 2011Long establishing the climate for tastes among elite art collectors and institutions in and around Manhattan,...
06 Dec 2011Since its founding in 1718, New Orleans has owed much of its famed cultural mix and rich architectural...
06 Dec 2011Despite several cancellations due to weather or soggy fields, the 2011 season for the Elephant...
06 Dec 2011In 1962, two groundbreaking workshops led by artist Harvey K. Littleton and glass scientist Dominick...
06 Dec 2011Copake Auction recorded the sale of its highest priced item to date in an October 22 auction,...
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