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09 Jul 2010Morgan MacWhinnie filled the front and back yards of Corwith House with dealers June 26′7 for the annual...
09 Jul 2010⁔here has never been, nor perhaps will there ever be, an artist who so accurately portrayed ruffed...
06 Jul 2010Weschler May 15 auction of European and American furniture and decorations, including Twentieth Century...
06 Jul 2010Skinner Discovery auction on June 16‱7 was a bang-up way to start summer, fetching a total of $465,428,...
06 Jul 2010⁁merican Art on Paper: Souvenirs †is on view in Gallery 214 at the Nelson-Atkins Museum until October...
06 Jul 2010The Litchfield County Antiques Show, sponsored by the Antiques Council, opened with a preview party on Friday,...
06 Jul 2010In 1951, architect Percival Goodman charged three avant-garde artists with commissions to decorate his Congregation...
06 Jul 2010⁔here has never been, nor perhaps will there ever be, an artist who so accurately portrayed ruffed...
29 Jun 2010Norman Rockwell largely sunny vision of America, as conveyed in his paintings, reflected the world...
29 Jun 2010The sun was shining bright on Friday morning, June 18, the temperature just about right for most of us, and,...
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