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15 Aug 2006"The auction has fewer lots than usual," commented Gary Guyette, in regard to Guyette and Schmidt's North...
15 Aug 2006For the ABCs of buying and selling American folk art, look no further than the Raymond and Susan Egan...
15 Aug 2006Living in Style: Homes, Gardens and Interiors, a new concept show originally planned for September 16 and 17 in Wilton,...
15 Aug 2006A seemingly refreshed crowd of people flocked to the opening of the Cape Cod Antiques Antique Dealers...
15 Aug 2006Textile collector Murad Megalli of Istanbul has donated a collection of 148 Central Asian ikats to The Textile...
15 Aug 2006Paul Davis produced his elegant Rockport Antiques Show, July 21-22, for the fourth summer, highlighting...
15 Aug 2006"Henri Rousseau: Jungles in Paris," on view at the National Gallery of Art through October 15, is the first...
08 Aug 2006The Long Beach Museum of Art will present "Portraits of a People: Picturing African Americans in the Nineteenth...
08 Aug 2006Despite a lighter than usual crowd, the antiques circus known as Rhinebeck Summer Magic cast a glow over...
08 Aug 2006The Erie Art Museum presents "Charting A Century of Change: French Nineteenth Century Drawings and Sculpture...
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