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13 Oct 2009Clarke Auction concluded its strongest summer season with its September 14 sale †one of its highest...
13 Oct 2009The exhibition ⁊ames Tissot: The Life of Christ † will be on view at the Brooklyn Museum October...
13 Oct 2009When John Cotton Dana established the Newark Museum Association in 1909, his stated goal was ⁴o establish...
06 Oct 2009Ohio Historical Museum was again the site for Stella Show Mgmt's co-produced Country Living Fair, September...
06 Oct 2009The Princeton University Art Museum presents ⁇ifts from the Ancestors: Ancient Ivories of Bering Strait, †a...
06 Oct 2009Charles DuBack first came to Maine from New York City in the mid-1950s, proving to be a turning point...
06 Oct 2009As its major fall exhibition, the Frick Collection is presenting ⁗atteau to Degas: French Drawings...
06 Oct 2009A medium chocolate amber California Clubhouse Whiskey bottle, made circa 1872-74 and one of only nine...
06 Oct 2009A smallish mahogany tall clock by the Quaker artist Allen Kelley of Sandwich, Mass., one of only a few known...
06 Oct 2009Among the summertime rituals of art collectors, Barridoff Galleries†annual sale of American and European...
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