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10 Nov 2017WILMINGTON, DEL. – Organized by and for Winterthur, and managed by Diana Bittel, the Delaware Antiques...
09 Nov 2017GLENS FALLS, N.Y. — Dr Julie Aronson will examine what American folk paintings and sculptures — and the stories...
07 Nov 2017At the tail end of the Nineteenth Century, Brooklynites would have felt rather assured with the military-style...
07 Nov 2017CHICAGO — Honoring the centennial of the artist’s death, the Art Institute of Chicago has mounted...
07 Nov 2017A Summer Garden Blooms At Bakker Auctions PROVINCETOWN, MASS. – A white-line woodblock print by Angele...
07 Nov 2017By James D. Balestrieri LOS ANGELES – If there was anyone in the early 1980s who did not want to be the swashbuckling...
07 Nov 2017Review and Onsite Photos by Laura Beach, Catalog Photos Courtesy Shannon’s MILFORD, CONN. –...
07 Nov 2017Back in the mid-1970s, Martha May’s parents, Laura and Richard May, bought a piece of property...
07 Nov 2017PRINCETON, N.J. – The vision and legacy of photographer Clarence H. White (1871-1925), a leader...
07 Nov 2017Review and Photos by Laura Beach NEW YORK CITY – There was a lot of bling, but no glitzy preview...
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