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08 Feb 2011Richard Villa died on Sunday, January 30, 2011, at his home after a 15-month fight against cancer. He was born...
08 Feb 2011For thousands of years, Native Americans have been creating artwork that defines their world...
08 Feb 2011Copley first winter sale in New York City during Antiques Week, on Monday, January 17, proved...
08 Feb 2011A line outside the entrance and satisfied-looking shoppers laden with bags and boxes from the dealers...
08 Feb 2011An Angel Gabriel weathervane that topped Christian Chapel in Ohio since 1872 has come down, been...
01 Feb 2011Most of the dealers interviewed at the Winter Antiques Show reported that they were either up to or above...
01 Feb 2011After a bidding battle between two collectors at WestLicht December 4 camera auction, the auction...
01 Feb 2011The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts (VMFA) will mount what it considers to be the most important...
01 Feb 2011⁉ am tired, but really happy,†Karen DiSaia said a few days after the closing of TAAS, The American...
01 Feb 2011A cast stone-type garden statue of Saint Fiacre was reported stolen from the backyard of a home here...
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