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14 Sep 2010The Farmington Antiques Weekend, held September 4-6, at the polo grounds here enjoyed sunny weather,...
14 Sep 2010John J. Lucsky, 84, of Danbury, died on September 8 at the Danbury Hospital. In his later years,...
14 Sep 2010Worcester Art Museum will celebrate the arrival of Edouard Manet's famous painting "The Dead...
14 Sep 2010Usually conducted as a two-day sale, Thomaston Place Auction Galleries' annual Summer Feature...
14 Sep 2010There was much to celebrate at Rafael Osona Americana, fine arts and marine sale on August...
14 Sep 2010A La Vieille Russie is lifting the cover on a dealer most closely guarded secret: its guest...
07 Sep 2010For the first time in nearly 80 years, early Twentieth Century photographer Alfred Stieglitz...
07 Sep 2010In the antiques business these days, it is the best and the rest. Northeast Auction annual...
07 Sep 2010Antiques Week in New Hampshire, the destination for antiques lovers and collectors across the country,...
07 Sep 2010Seldom seen, Faith Ringgold's pointed political paintings of the 1960s are the focus of ⁁merican...
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