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04 Jun 2007While some contemporary art expos thrive on the heat generated by throngs of jostling collectors, the International...
04 Jun 2007Fire! Fire, Fire! What pulse does not quicken at the sound of the alarm? Heads turn and progress halts...
29 May 2007Winterthur Museum & Country Estate announces the death of John A. H. Sweeney, curator emeritus. Sweeney...
29 May 2007Visitors to Historic Deerfield can now see more than two dozen objects recently acquired for the museum...
29 May 2007Three of the New Britain Museum of American Art (NBMAA) most important Hudson River School paintings...
29 May 2007Six months of planning and work paid off when Shannon twice-a-year auction of fine American and European...
29 May 2007The cream of the crop at Skinner April 14, Asian arts sale was represented by two objects that each...
29 May 2007Neal Auction Company April 14‱5, spring estates auction witnessed considerable success. With presale...
29 May 2007Nan Gurley Americana at Sturbridge fills the exhibition hall of the Sturbridge Host Hotel and Conference...
29 May 2007The daffodils and white tents that pop up along Route 20 here in early May mark not only the start of spring,...
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