Articles
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09 Oct 2007Nan Gurley Sturbridge Antiques Show on September 6 focused on primitive, country and Americana.
09 Oct 2007Three letters written by Confederate General Robert E. Lee during the Civil War sold for $61,000 at Bill...
09 Oct 2007A brass slave collar engraved with the name of a Montgomery County, N.Y., slave owner, and bones from...
09 Oct 2007The Board of Trustees of the Minneapolis Institute of Arts appointed Kaywin Feldman as the museum...
09 Oct 2007The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) has appointed Leah Dickerman as a curator in the department of painting...
09 Oct 2007The Greenwich Police Department is investigating the theft of a bronze statue, valued at $45,000, from...
09 Oct 2007A series of burglaries have been reported to the state police in Keene Valley in the Adirondack Mountains....
09 Oct 2007The Wilton Historical Society is planning a 2008 exhibition featuring several Wilton, Conn., artists...
09 Oct 2007The Americana market got a shot in the arm October 3, with Christie offering of a small but select...
03 Oct 2007Discarded and destined for the dump, an extremely rare Arts and Crafts period chair by Charles Rohlfs...
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