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28 Sep 2010⁊apanesque: The Japanese Print in the Era of Impressionism,†on view at the Legion of Honor...
28 Sep 2010⁗e had a record attendance and without any exaggeration, all dealers did well,†exclaimed...
28 Sep 2010Appealing to more than just black memorabilia collectors, the Ken Oden Collection of African...
28 Sep 2010The greatest Spanish draftsmen from the Seventeenth through the Nineteenth Century †Ribera,...
28 Sep 2010Clarke Auction Gallery celebrated the grand opening at its new centrally located Post Road facility...
28 Sep 2010The fall edition of Brimfield Week that ran September 7‱2 was at or near capacity for many...
21 Sep 2010There just is not another place around that boasts the intense concentration of Americana that...
21 Sep 2010One of the most interesting and exciting developments in the craft field in the late Twentieth...
21 Sep 2010When an unsigned ship portrait is the top lot at auction where it sells for $35,550, it is a pretty...
21 Sep 2010In the 1930s, a small group of California photographers challenged the painterly, soft-focus...
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