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26 Feb 2016Maine show promoter Nan Gurley was recently hospitalized but is in good spirits. Her daughter, Rachel...
25 Feb 2016NEW YORK CITY — A woman ahead of her time, Anna Walinska (1906–1997) enrolled in the Art Students...
25 Feb 2016CORNING,N.Y. — The Corning Museum of Glass has released its first scholarly electronic resource, The Techniques...
25 Feb 2016WILLIAMSBURG, VA. — Marking the first collaboration between the Art Museums of Colonial Williamsburg...
24 Feb 2016LONDON — The piano that Sting worked on for a decade, including three albums – The Labyrinth, If on a Winter’s...
24 Feb 2016MIAMI, FLA. — Steeped in opulence and mythology, Vizcaya is a glimpse into a bygone era when Gilded...
24 Feb 2016By Andrea Valluzzo and W.A. Demers WEST PALM BEACH, FLA. — The Palm Beach Jewelry, Art & Antique...
24 Feb 2016MAASTRICHT, THE NETHERLANDS — The loan exhibition of The European Art Fair Maastricht (TEFAF), running...
24 Feb 2016Review And On-Site Photos By Rick Russack, Catalog Photos Courtesy Of Julia’s FAIRFIELD, MAINE — Jim Julia’s...
23 Feb 2016Review By Victoria Winslow, Photos Courtesy Clarke Auction Gallery LARCHMONT, N.Y. — Clarke’s January...
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