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03 Apr 2007The National Heritage Museum will open ⁓owing the Seeds of Liberty: Lexington and the American Revolution,†its...
03 Apr 2007⁔he only thing that I can promise you is that you will never be bored,†Christie consultant Ralph...
03 Apr 2007The exhibition, ⁈onoring a Tradition, Honoring a Teacher: A Tribute to James Cahill,†is on view through...
03 Apr 2007The first exhibition in England to focus on the complex relationship between Russian and Italian Futurism...
03 Apr 2007Cecily Colburn, chairman of the Ellis Antiques Show, has announced that Chris Jussel will serve as the manager...
03 Apr 2007Dr Henry David Ginsburg, an expert on Thai painting and manuscripts, died in New York City on March 29. He was 66.
27 Mar 2007Auctioneer Peter Stanton Imler was very pleased with sales at his most recent auction, February 20, where...
27 Mar 2007Bonhams' New York gallery was filled to capacity with dog enthusiasts and collectors in celebration of the 25th...
27 Mar 2007Everyone who saw it loved the A.L. Jewell copper weathervane in the form of a horse soaring through a hoop,...
27 Mar 2007Historic Deerfield will kick off its 55th season with its first exhibition to focus on maps, titled ⁎orth...
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