Articles
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26 Jul 2005"Ephemera Across the Atlantic: Popular Print Culture in Two Worlds" takes place September 15-17.
26 Jul 2005There was extended applause when the contract selling Babe Ruth from the Red Sox to the Yankees sold...
26 Jul 2005A Thomas Seymour Boston Sheraton worktable, circa 1808-1810, was the runaway highlight of John McInnis...
26 Jul 2005"Mongols, Manchus, and Monks: The Art of Tibetan Diplomacy" explores politics, religion and national...
26 Jul 2005"Georgia O'Keeffe: The Unexplainable Thing In Nature" will be at the National Museum of Wildlife Art through...
26 Jul 2005National Gallery experts using infrared techniques have discovered a Leonardo da Vinci sketch hidden...
26 Jul 2005After a brief illness, longtime antiques dealer Dominick H. Troiani died on July 7 at the age of 89.
26 Jul 2005Jean Sinenberg assembled nearly 100 dealers of antiques and decorator accessories for the many hundreds...
26 Jul 2005Hailed a success by both dealers and the society, it was greeted by surprisingly big crowds who did a good...
26 Jul 2005"The weather was certainly a factor this time but the crowds seemed to hang in there for the week," said...
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