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25 May 2010Throughout his life, Pablo Picasso was fascinated with the life and work of Edgar Degas. ⁐icasso Looks...
25 May 2010Brimfield first session of 2010 †the outdoor antiques and collectibles megamarket collectively...
25 May 2010Auctioneers have learned to cope with a myriad of meteorological challenges year-round, from bone-chilling...
18 May 2010Brown furniture is alive and well in some quarters †auction houses and dealers are selling and buyers...
18 May 2010Sotheby sales of Magnificent Jewels and Always in Style, a single-owner jewelry collection, achieved...
18 May 2010Doris (Mangles) Bilodeau, one of the proud founders and owners of Douglas Auctioneers, died May 10 after...
18 May 2010Despite a Marchlike chill and the threat of rain, 75 or so antiques dealers set up around the periphery...
18 May 2010A record crowd was on hand May 6 for the annual preview gala of the Antique Garden Furniture Show and Sale...
18 May 2010Imitation may be the sincerest form of flattery, but for Vincent van Gogh, it was a means of self education...
18 May 2010The New Orleans Museum of Art has partnered with the Amistad Research Center at Tulane University to present...
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