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29 Nov 2005Sotheby's three-day prints sale on October 27 to 29, totaled $10,410,000 with top lots featuring works...
29 Nov 2005The Town of Simsbury is home to the largest tree in Connecticut and to an antiques show that has attracted...
29 Nov 2005The Ellis Antiques Show sailed into port with 35 dealers aboard for its 46th season this year at the Castle...
28 Nov 2005Older, wiser and better looking than ever, Modernism: A Century of Style and Design, 1900--2000, opened...
28 Nov 2005It is not all gold that glitters in the new show "A Brass Menagerie: Metalwork of the Aesthetic Movement,"...
28 Nov 2005"The market spoke," commented a jubilant David Schorschin regards to a candlebox that sold for $744,825...
22 Nov 2005"The market spoke," said a jubilant David Schorsch in regards to a candlebox that sold for $744,825 at Freeman's...
22 Nov 2005In their heyday, American Impressionists created some of the sunniest, most appealing paintings, generally...
22 Nov 2005Works of art by Andy Warhol and Jackson Pollock were stolen from the Everhart Museum in Scranton by thieves...
22 Nov 2005The Birmingham Museum of Art will open the exhibition, "À la dernière mode: Eighteenth Century French...
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