Articles
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04 Nov 2008While the financial markets may be down, the market for rare stamps seems to be red hot.
04 Nov 2008A funny thing happened to Bob Baker at this season finale of the Rhinebeck Antiques Fair †he sold...
04 Nov 2008From the pensive gaze of Georgia O⁋eeffe in profile to the carefree grins of Pablo Picasso and Françoise...
04 Nov 2008A Korean painting by Park Soo-keun was the object of dearest desire at the October 19 sale at John McInnis...
04 Nov 2008In a major collaboration among three institutions, ⁓ol LeWitt: A Wall Drawing Retrospective †opens...
04 Nov 2008The sixth year of B&D Johnson Greenwich Fall Antiques Show brought nearly 50 exhibitors to the Greenwich...
04 Nov 2008Appearing nonchalantly amid the approximately 1,000 lots offered recently at Freeman was a small...
04 Nov 2008Although the field at the Elephant Trunk Country Flea Market was only about one-third filled this...
04 Nov 2008E. Ambrose Webster (1869‱935), the major American modernist whose landscape paintings even today remain...
04 Nov 2008As the ADA/Historic Deerfield Antiques Show opened October 11 after the worst week in Wall Street...
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