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03 Jul 2006The Archives of American Art in Washington, D.C. presents the exhibition, "Artists in their Studios,"on...
03 Jul 2006Fifteen years strong, Jean Sinenberg's annual Hamptons Spring Garden, Antiques and Interior Design Show...
03 Jul 2006Amidst the few printed words in his recently published book, Americana dealer David Wheatcroft proclaims:...
03 Jul 2006Sam Fogg has been invited by the Museum fur Islamische Kunst, Berlin, to present a fine collection of Islamic...
03 Jul 2006The Heckscher Museum of Art will present an exhibition of watercolors by Arthur Dove July 11 to September...
03 Jul 2006"The Culture Wars Continue" might be the unofficial theme of American Furniture 2005, published earlier...
03 Jul 2006Ceramics in America, now in its fifth year of publication, is a lively forum that is interdisciplinary...
03 Jul 2006What do palmetto trees, rattlesnakes and the Statue of Liberty have in common? The answer is revealed...
03 Jul 2006After more than six years of extensive renovation, the Smithsonian American Art Museum and National Portrait...
27 Jun 2006Western New Jersey, in the hills where Waterloo Village was recreated with a show field for concerts...
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