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27 Apr 2010Jane Hetzel Scranton died on April 21 at Middletown Hospice. She was married for 50 years to longtime...
27 Apr 2010Pablo Picasso (1881‱973), the preeminent artist of the Twentieth Century, continues to be wildly popular...
27 Apr 2010Scrimshaw experts, collectors and fans will come together May 14‱6 at the New Bedford Whaling Museum...
27 Apr 2010After a quarter century of successes, eyebrows would have been raised had the perennially popular Bedford...
27 Apr 2010Antiquorum March 20-21 sale of important collectors†wristwatches, pocket watches, clocks and horological...
27 Apr 2010The news in the book world is that buyers are back. Serious book collectors came out in droves for the 50th...
27 Apr 2010Since 2002, Saturday night during the run of The Philadelphia Antiques Show has been special, a time...
27 Apr 2010Three years into AD 20/21, the mood is buoyant and the gate is up markedly. The show, which ran at the Cyclorama...
20 Apr 2010The colorful and evocative art of Maurice Prendergast (1858‱924), one of America first Modernist...
20 Apr 2010From April 23 to May 2, the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, will pair a work by Odd Nerdrum and one work...
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