Articles
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03 Nov 2015PLAINFIELD, N.H. — A chip-carved checkerboard, with drawer and decorated with an eagle and the lettering...
03 Nov 2015PORTSMOUTH, N.H. — Paul Revere’s engraving of the “The Bloody Massacre Perpetrated in King Street,...
03 Nov 2015Review and Photos by R. Scudder Smith WILTON, CONN. — About 25 people were standing at the entrance...
03 Nov 2015Review and Photos By Laura Beach NEW YORK CITY — With much of the art world consumed with the trendy...
02 Nov 2015Review and Photos by Carol Sims BOSTON, MASS. — The well-heeled, eclectic little art fair of New England...
02 Nov 2015WARSAW, POLAND — A bust of the goddess Diana looted from the Royal Lazienki Palace in Warsaw by the Nazis...
30 Oct 2015PLAINFIELD, N.H. – The contents of a Massachusetts estate, to be sold to benefit Historic Deerfield,...
30 Oct 2015LONDON — Art gallery Colnaghi enters a new chapter as Konrad Bernheimer, chairman of the 255-year-old...
30 Oct 2015MILFORD, CONN. – “Eyebrow Pencil,” a 1964 still life by California artist Wayne Thiebaud, was eye candy...
30 Oct 2015NEW YORK CITY — Andy Warhol’s “Endangered Species,” 1983, set a new world record for a numbered...
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