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29 Dec 2009Grogan & Company December 7 sale was short (164 lots of paintings, prints and rugs) and sweet....
29 Dec 2009One of the most beloved paintings in The Frick Collection, Velázquez ⁋ing Philip IV of Spain, †has...
29 Dec 2009Reaching a pinnacle between the years 1880 and 1910, the Arts and Crafts Movement flourished throughout...
29 Dec 2009Tom Jewett offers his remembrances of longtime friend and well known antiques dealer, Ted Hayward of The Yankee...
22 Dec 2009Nevermind the tree lighting across town at Rockefeller Center, the Park Avenue Armory shone the brightest...
22 Dec 2009The Metropolitan Museum of Art celebrates the 35th anniversary of the acquisition of the Packard Collection,...
22 Dec 2009Early risers on December 6 were treated to a landscape altered by a confectionary coating of fresh snow...
22 Dec 2009Some 60 watch enthusiasts were present for the recent auction at Patrizzi & Co. that achieved more...
22 Dec 2009On view through March 1, the Museum of Modern Art presents the first major museum retrospective of the artist...
22 Dec 2009A cardboard diorama advertising Mayo-Skinner Automatic Windshield Cleaner was a standout when it fetched...
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