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16 Oct 2007An unassuming son of Salem known to have ventured only as far afield as Boston and Newburyport, and then...
09 Oct 2007Nobody does Modernism the way California does. Yet its depth and breadth had gone largely unexplored...
09 Oct 2007An important Jasper Cropsey oil on paper on canvas painting discovered by auctioneer Robert Foster in the top of a local...
09 Oct 2007New buyers and seasoned collectors filled Bonhams & Butterfields†galleries in San Francisco and Los Angeles...
09 Oct 2007Buyers from several states traveled here for the August 25 edition of Dan Morphy toy, doll, holiday...
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...
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