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28 Apr 2016WASHINGTON, D.C. — “Prints are not marginal.” Judith Brodie, curator and head of the department...
28 Apr 2016HARTFORD, CONN. — This week is the last week of the legislative session for Connecticut’s lawmakers...
27 Apr 2016Review And Photos By Greg Smith OLD GREENWICH, CONN. — The Westchester Glass Club celebrated the 40th...
27 Apr 2016With a deep interest in preserving artifacts of the past, Brian Witherell has been actively involved...
27 Apr 2016Review And Photos By Andrea Valluzzo TOLLAND, CONN. — Trading snow showers for spring flowers, the 50th...
26 Apr 2016Review and Photos by Rick Russack BOSTON, MASS. — Capping off the 12-day festival known as Boston Design...
26 Apr 2016NEW YORK CITY — In a sale featuring a section of Italian paintings at Christie’s on April 25, Franesco...
26 Apr 2016Review and Onsite Photos by Rick Russack; Additional Photos Courtesy Skinner Inc BOSTON, MASS. — Skinner’s...
26 Apr 2016By Greg Smith YORK, PENN. – Show manager Bob Bockius is gearing up for what promises to be a lively...
26 Apr 2016COPAKE, N.Y. — A rare circa 1889 King 50-inch high wheel safety bicycle sped off the block at Copake...
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