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04 Nov 2016NEWTON, MASS. – Tremont’s October 16 Asian sale, which grossed more than $800,000, proved...
04 Nov 2016TACOMA, WASH. — The Tacoma Art Museum presents “The Beauty of a Shared Passion: Highlights from the Rebecca...
04 Nov 2016TACOMA, WASH. – The Tacoma Art Museum presents “The Beauty of a Shared Passion: Highlights...
04 Nov 2016BOSTON, MASS. – There was more than enough to keep a book lover here happy and perhaps make a dent...
02 Nov 2016CANAJOHARIE, N.Y. — The Arkell Museum is presenting the exhibition “Wizards of Pop: Sabuda &...
02 Nov 2016Trained as a painter and conservator, Paul Gratz puts both skills to use as the owner and president of Gratz...
02 Nov 2016By James D. Balestrieri PHILADELPHIA, PENN. — Diego Rivera. Frida Kahlo. When we think of Twentieth...
01 Nov 2016Review by Jackie Sideli, Catalog Photos Courtesy Eldred’s EAST DENNIS, MASS. — The marine art sale...
01 Nov 2016Review and Photos by Greg Smith BOSTON, MASS. — When Robert Four was commended on the longevity of the Boston...
01 Nov 2016Review and Photos by Tom O’Hara ATLANTA, GA. — Scott Antique Market kicked off the unofficial...
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