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09 Jan 2007Few better locations for an antiques show exist than the Peabody Essex Museum where imposing figureheads...
09 Jan 2007(AP) — Bernie Webber, an internationally known watercolor painter whose public murals have been a ubiquitous...
02 Jan 2007Two James Edward Buttersworth marine paintings were the top lots at Grogan & Company’s October...
02 Jan 2007Status, prosperity and delicious indulgences. That is the top-line social history behind the exhibit...
02 Jan 2007“One of a Kind: The Studio Craft Movement,” on view through September 3, features approximately 50 works...
02 Jan 2007The Birmingham Museum of Art will open the doors of a newly designed annex to feature the most comprehensive...
02 Jan 2007Period lighting enthusiasts and diners out for a steak dinner found plenty of choices not on the menu...
02 Jan 2007Freeman’s closed a banner year with sales of silver and decorative arts, Oriental rugs and carpets...
02 Jan 2007Anyone who has not been to Antiques & Fine Art at the Armory — which in 2006 was presented at the Seventh...
02 Jan 2007The Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) announces the recent acquisition of Thomas Eakins’ large...
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