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21 Apr 2009The third annual Vintage Clothing, Accessories, Textiles and Jewelry Show and Sale returned to the Danbury...
21 Apr 2009The Delaware Art Museum presents ⁊ohn Sloan in Philadelphia and New York, †a focused exhibition...
21 Apr 2009William Edmondson (1874-1951), the illiterate son of freed slaves, was the first African American to become...
21 Apr 2009In a comprehensive, 30-year survey, the Museum of Arts and Design traces the progression of Klaus Moje...
21 Apr 2009What may have very well been the mother lode for mechanical bank and cast iron toy collectors revealed...
21 Apr 2009For a state that did not see a single battle of the Revolutionary War fought on its soil, Maryland and its people...
21 Apr 2009After 28 years of exemplary leadership at the Wilton Historical Society (WHS), Marilyn Gould stepped...
14 Apr 2009Sometimes called ⁃onnecticut Quiet Corner, †Winter Associates†auction gallery was anything...
14 Apr 2009The Van Gogh Museum is staging the exhibition ⁖an Gogh and the Colors of the Night †through June...
14 Apr 2009Bolstering his business and bucking trends, auctioneer Stephen Gass of Trinity International Auctions...
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