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10 Aug 2007Most Americans know little about the vast and diverse continent of Africa, much less the arts created...
07 Aug 2007Antiques at Tiverton Four Corners was a laid back casual affair for the 40-plus dealers and visitors...
07 Aug 2007On a sunny day in June the focus of antiques in the Delaware Valley was on the Gloucester County 4-H Fairgrounds,...
07 Aug 2007High on a plateau overlooking New Hampshire Lake Winnipesaukee, Nan Gurley gathered about 90 dealers...
07 Aug 2007The Minneapolis Institute of Arts (MIA) is presenting Nineteenth Century masterworks of landscape painting...
07 Aug 2007Some of the finest examples of prints produced by the lithography firm of Currier & Ives are on view...
07 Aug 2007The Bruce Museum has announced an anonymous promised gift to its collection of a picture, ⁓unlight...
07 Aug 2007For his July 26 sale, Dick Withington selected 100 items from his house, some as large as a secretary...
07 Aug 2007Christie has once again raised its buyer premium, this time adjusting rates for low-end purchases.
07 Aug 2007Cincinnati Art Galleries†Keramics 2007, Art Glass 2007 and Rookwood XVII Auction of pottery and art glass...
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