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02 Sep 2003The founder and promoter of the Yankee Doodle Drummer Antique Shows at The Northeast Trade Center, Woburn,...
02 Sep 2003The Textile Museum features 16 blankets made between 1800 and 1890 that highlight the powerful aesthetics...
02 Sep 2003The Lyme Art Association will present the East Coast exhibition of 30 signature members of the Plein...
02 Sep 2003An ArchiTech Gallery exhibit proves that French design became the gold standard for the expression of power,...
26 Aug 2003A grand exhibition, showcasing all facets of Beckmann's art, is currently on view at the Museum of Modern...
26 Aug 2003Called a "masterpiece" by Julia's American antiques specialist Bill Gage, the server was also described...
26 Aug 2003Also notable at Fontaine's was Tiffany lighting and the highly anticipated art glass collection of Greg...
26 Aug 2003A Cahoon-like painting by Elizabeth Mumford of mermaids, "Mermaids Just Want to Have Fun," in a Woodman...
26 Aug 2003The New Bedford Whaling Museum, a fascinating interpreter of the history of global whaling, is celebrating...
26 Aug 2003An exhibition of Chinese bronzes, which demonstrates why the Chinese are called the "masters of the mold,"...
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