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22 Nov 2005"Prints With/Out Pressure: American Relief Prints from the 1940s through the 1960s," is on view in New York...
22 Nov 2005President George W. Bush announced on November 9 the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts is a recipient...
22 Nov 2005The remarkable Spooner collection of early British watercolors is one of the finest of its kind and is now on view...
22 Nov 2005"It was nice to see our early gate get back to what it was several years ago," Barry Cohen said after...
22 Nov 2005Visitors to the Greater York Antiques Show were well-rewarded with a grand looking Jim Burk production...
22 Nov 2005When longtime antiques dealers Jim and Judy Lowery were looking for another show, they decided to start...
22 Nov 2005One of the original founding partners of Peter-Roberts Antiques, Robert N. Melita, died November 9 in New York...
22 Nov 2005Bob Smith, former president of Dolphin Promotions, Inc, died on October 27 of leukemia and diabetes in Fort...
22 Nov 2005Norman Rockwell's original 1943 movie publicity painting for the Academy Award-winning The Song of Bernadette...
22 Nov 2005A handsome Massachusetts Federal tall clock was the star of the day at CRN Auctions' November 20, when...
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