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25 Mar 2008Scheduling conflicts at Gaylord Opryland Hotel have forced St Louis, Mo., based show promoter Kramer...
25 Mar 2008⁁ngel Gabriel, †the 72-inch-long iron weathervane that came to wide attention when it was stolen,...
25 Mar 2008On March 2, nearly 1,000 people packed the 70-booth Cross River Winter Antiques Show in Westchester County.
25 Mar 2008The word uction †was synonymous with urprise †on March 1 when a signed Gillow burlwood desk...
25 Mar 2008Historic pool tables are cradled in an historic setting as Blatt Billiards presents an exhibition of rare...
24 Mar 2008The enduring pleasure of a well-formed object is almost tangible. A collection of early American pine...
18 Mar 2008A Fairfax, Va., circuit court judge ruled on February 22 that a Virginia man could claim title to a contested...
18 Mar 2008One of the most idiosyncratic and skilled American self-taught artists of the Twentieth Century, Earl...
18 Mar 2008Given this year 366 days, New Yorkers viewed Leap Day as an extra opportunity to squeeze in a bit more...
18 Mar 2008⁏ne/Off Printmakers: 25th Anniversary, †on view at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts (VMFA) through...
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