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08 Mar 2017NEW YORK CITY — The New-York Historical Society inaugurates the new Center for Women’s History with...
08 Mar 2017The antiques world reacted with sadness to news of the death of Pam Boynton, a much loved and admired...
08 Mar 2017By Laura Beach NEW YORK CITY – Alexander Hamilton is making an encore appearance at the New York...
07 Mar 2017Few people inhabit their professional lives as beautifully as Joan Mirviss. The New York City dealer...
07 Mar 2017By Anne Kugielsky To study the trajectory of work by Gary Erbe is, in many ways, to study vignettes of the history...
07 Mar 2017DEERFIELD, MASS. – The 270-page ledger kept by Hartford, Conn., cabinetmaker Lemuel Adams (1769-1850)...
07 Mar 2017MAASTRICHT, THE NETHERLANDS – The overall picture of the art market in 2016 is of a sturdy, resilient...
07 Mar 2017Review and Photos by Tom O’Hara NASHVILLE, TENN. – Doug Supinger filled two buildings at Fiddlers...
07 Mar 2017Review by Rick Russack, Photos Courtesy Duane Merrill & Company WILLISTON, VT. – Duane Merrill...
07 Mar 2017By Karla Klein Albertson BOSTON, MASS. – Jewelry may be small in scale, but at Boston’s Museum...
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