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05 Jun 2018DALLAS — The top lot from Heritage Auctions’ first European comic art auction on June 2, which was simulcast...
29 May 2018By Laura Beach BOSTON – The brilliant new book Rather Elegant Than Showy: The Classical Furniture...
29 May 2018Art from the Fifteenth to the Twentieth Centuries is on show in this week’s Across The Block, joining...
29 May 2018Eight cultural institutions are partnering to celebrate the varied and surprising role of fashion in Massachusetts....
29 May 2018By Laura Beach LITCHFIELD, CONN. – Ann Finn and her late husband, Joel, were what every collecting...
29 May 2018Review and Photos by Tom O’Hara MILFORD, N.H. – Jack Donigian continued his half-day market...
29 May 2018Jennifer L. Mass is the Andrew W. Mellon professor of cultural heritage science at Bard Graduate Center...
29 May 2018Review and Photos by Laura Beach, W.A. Demers, Madelia Hickman Ring and Tom O’Hara BRIMFIELD, MASS....
22 May 2018At first glance, the topic of Thomas Jayne’s newest book, Classical Principles for Modern Design:...
22 May 2018Review and Photos by W.A. Demers YORK, PENN. – In the first spring antiques show since he made...
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