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01 Apr 2015BOSTON, MASS. – Art and design of the Twentieth and Twenty-First Centuries took over the glass-domed...
01 Apr 2015DOYLESTOWN, PENN. — The James A. Michener Art Museum presents “Rodin: The Human Experience — Selections...
01 Apr 2015VINELAND, N.J. — Part II of the Max Berry antique toy and bank collection was eagerly scooped up by buyers...
01 Apr 2015OLD GREENWICH, CONN. — Flamingo Eventz and the Ephemera Society of America presented Ephemera/35, in conjunction...
31 Mar 2015NEW YORK CITY – The collection of the late movie star Lauren Bacall was fully sold at Bonhams’...
31 Mar 2015HARTFORD, CONN. – The other day on Facebook, Jim Bakker posted an early 1970s photo of the Connecticut...
31 Mar 2015BOSTON, MASS. – Michelangelo’s “David.” Munch’s “The Scream.”...
27 Mar 2015PHILADELPHIA, PENN. – Exhibiting at the Winter Antiques Show in 2012, Arthur Liverant looked up to see America’s...
27 Mar 2015BOSTON, MASS. – Fewer than six examples of Seventeenth Century American needlework are known. One,...
25 Mar 2015NEW YORK CITY — Collectors flocked here for the dozen or so auctions of Asian art and furniture during...
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