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19 Oct 2010Historic New England recently acquired a painting by New England artist Gertrude Beals Bourne...
19 Oct 2010The American Folk Art Museum will present a symposium, Focus On Women In Art, on Saturday, November...
19 Oct 2010⁗e don⁴ know what we want, but we are ready to bite somebody to get it,†Will Rogers (1879‱935)...
19 Oct 2010A cobalt slip-decorated stoneware butter churn achieved a record price for Kentucky pottery at auction,...
19 Oct 2010There were times during the breakfast preview for the Bromley Mountain Antiques Show when merchandise...
19 Oct 2010In some ways, Antiques in Vermont, the climactic endpoint of the five antiques shows comprising...
19 Oct 2010Alderfer most recent fine and decorative arts auction wowed crowds and highlighted the art of Berks...
12 Oct 2010A massive Eighteenth⁎ineteenth Century giltwood console virtually screamed for attention with...
12 Oct 2010As American artists rebelled against the academic art and aristocratic portraiture that predominated...
12 Oct 2010If good things come in small packages, the 24th annual Washington Connecticut Antiques Show is a gem of a show.
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