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10 Oct 2006Robert M. Sack, the youngest of three brothers who perpetuated the legacy of their father, antiques dealer...
09 Oct 2006Beverly Bezanson Ingraham, 79, beloved wife of David Ingraham, died at her home with her loving family...
09 Oct 2006Professor Benjamin Attmore Hewett, 84, of Moonstone Beach Road, died April 13 in the South Kingstown...
09 Oct 2006One of the most important and influential early American modernists, Charles Sheeler (1883–1965) was an innovative...
03 Oct 2006Probably the only thing that beats a day of great weather in the Adirondacks in early September is combining...
03 Oct 2006An American Pewter Collection: The Collection of Dr Melvyn & Bette Wolf is dedicated to the authors’...
03 Oct 2006Rarely has the exceptional collection of the Corcoran Gallery of Art traveled outside of its home in Washington,...
03 Oct 2006In a crowded courthouse in New Haven on September 27, US District Judge Janet Bond Arterton sentenced...
03 Oct 2006A rare William Henry Buck oil on canvas depicting a New Orleans bayou scene brought a hefty price at the Neal...
03 Oct 2006A prime assortment of Americana was once again offered during the annual end of summer sale at Thomaston...
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