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19 Jan 2018NEW YORK CITY — It is gearing up to be an industrious January for the Outsider Art world, with packed...
19 Jan 2018NEW YORK CITY – Le tout New York was out in force for the unveiling of the 64th Winter Antiques...
17 Jan 2018WATERBURY, CONN.—In conjunction with its show, “Ruminations: Robert Rauschenberg,” the Mattatuck...
17 Jan 2018Maria Sibylla Merian (1647–1717) was ahead of her time. The Seventeenth Century woman was a German...
16 Jan 2018Review and Onsite Photos by Rick Russack, Catalog Photos Courtesy of William A. Smith, Inc. PLAINFIELD,...
16 Jan 2018By Jessica Skwire Routhier NEW YORK CITY – Thomas Cole’s sublime landscape paintings defined...
16 Jan 2018Holiday entertainment and good old-fashioned commerce joined forces once again inside auction halls around...
16 Jan 2018Review and Photos by Jackie Sideli SWANSEA, MASS. – No one is exactly sure when the first vibrant...
16 Jan 2018The New York Times affectionately called Mark McDonald “Mr Modernism” in a 2002 story about...
16 Jan 2018Review and Photos by Tom O’Hara STURBRIDGE, MASS. – The Sturbridge Antiques Show, which ran December...
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