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15 Mar 2016MANCHESTER, N.H. — Barn Star Productions regrets announcing it will be canceling the August 12, 2016,...
14 Mar 2016CAMBRIDGE, MASS. — A mid-Eighteenth Century silver-clad carved figure of St Michael Archangel led the charge...
14 Mar 2016RUTLAND, VT. — A 42-inch full-bodied cow weathervane topped Bob Prozzo’s March 13 sale of the estate...
14 Mar 2016LOS ANGELES — Bonhams and Turner Classic Movies (TCM) present The Charlton Heston Collection, an auction...
11 Mar 2016LONDON — One of the highlights of the major Georgia O’Keeffe (1887–1986) retrospective opening...
11 Mar 2016RICHMOND, VA. — The newest addition to the Virginia Historical Society’s (VHS) selection of special...
10 Mar 2016HELVOIRT, THE NETHERLANDS — The 2016 TEFAF Art Market Report, presented by Dr Clare McAndrew on March...
10 Mar 2016By James D. Balestrieri NEW YORK CITY — A great portrait is a balancing act between capturing likeness...
10 Mar 2016The European Fine Art Fair is set to open this weekend with 275 dealers showcasing masterworks...
10 Mar 2016NEW YORK CITY — The New York Art, Antique & Jewelry Show, one of the city’s oldest and longest...
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