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18 Apr 2011Henri Matisse called them y two Baltimore ladies.†Sisters Dr Claribel Cone (1864‱929)...
18 Apr 2011⁁ntiques Week in Philadelphia starts here†was a line used by Frank Gaglio promoting his 17th...
18 Apr 2011⁔his is fun; let check the booths out one more time,†a comment made by a middle-aged couple,...
18 Apr 2011While there have been previous displays of Ohio-made quilts, furniture, samplers and local products,...
18 Apr 2011The spring edition of the East Side Jewelry & Decorative Arts Fair and Sale on April 1″...
18 Apr 2011⁓antos y Pecadores: Cinematic Drama in the Mexican Portfolios of Paul Strand and Leopoldo Méndez,†an...
18 Apr 2011If good things come to those who wait, the buyer who acquired the top lot of Cottone Auction...
18 Apr 2011Two dozen antiques dealers brought an early shot of spring color to the annual Bedford Spring...
12 Apr 2011Regarded by many for centuries as the most beautiful city in the world, Venice has long been...
12 Apr 2011Tim Auctions†19th annual Cabin Fever auction filled the upstairs gallery and brought people...
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