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16 Feb 2010Capturing a oment in time, †the Stephen W. Fisher collection of Japanese cloisonné enamels differs...
16 Feb 2010The stoneware and redware pottery collection of William Kelly Young attracted serious attention as it crossed...
09 Feb 2010Of the three major American trompe leil painters of the Nineteenth Century, William M. Harnett (1848‱892),...
09 Feb 2010The Original Semi-Annual York Antiques Show and Sale was launched in 1934 and it has morphed into an event...
09 Feb 2010Many of the world most iconic paintings were originally conceived in pairs or sets and have been...
09 Feb 2010The New London Police Department is investigating the theft of five paintings from a private residence.
09 Feb 2010On February 3 at Sotheby, Alberto Giacometti ⁌omme qui marche I †sold for $104,327,006,...
09 Feb 2010Susan Franks filled The Big Red Barn with more than 120 dealers January 16‱7, and the public responded...
09 Feb 2010One of the most innovative and influential artists of the Twentieth Century, Pablo Picasso (Spanish,...
09 Feb 2010Constance S. St Clair, 86, a longtime New England antiques dealer, died December 24, 2009, following...
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