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29 Apr 2008The Philadelphia Museum of Art has completed the funding of its share in the joint acquisition of Thomas...
29 Apr 2008Harold Rothstein, a collector inspired by Eighteenth Century American arts, architecture and lifestyle,...
29 Apr 2008Gregory Scott Berry died at his home in Westminster in mid-April after suffering a heart attack. He was 59.
29 Apr 2008On April 24, Charles A. Manghis, a Nantucket scrimshaw artist and dealer, was charged in US District...
29 Apr 2008Opening May 6, ⁍asterpieces of Modern Design: Selections from the Collection†in the Helen and Milton...
29 Apr 2008Although Stanley was well represented, Brown Auction Services†32nd annual auction of fine tools on April...
29 Apr 2008The Bowers Museum presents ⁔erra Cotta Warriors: Guardians of China First Emperor,†the largest...
29 Apr 2008Bloomsbury sale of modern first editions, literature and history, economics and law on March 13 was a big success,...
29 Apr 2008⁌. Brent Kington: Mythic Metalsmith†is on view at the Illinois State Museum Chicago Gallery through...
29 Apr 2008Fluid and sensuous, the rococo style emerged in early Eighteenth Century France. Drawn from nature, with...
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