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13 Jul 2004A Timothy Gould auction always attracts a crowd and this past event was no exception.
13 Jul 2004Produced by South Bay Auctions, Inc, the Bridgehampton show features 35 dealers with a wide range of antiques,...
13 Jul 2004Twenty years of cold Maine winters is just about enough, says Gary Guyette of Guyette and Schmidt, Inc.
13 Jul 2004The exact location in the building has not been settled yet, but there is the possibility of the seventh...
13 Jul 2004When Jim and Cherye Pierce bought their first Ansel Adams prints in 1977 at a New Orleans gallery, they...
13 Jul 2004Like Frederic Remington, Herbert "Buck" Dunton was an academically trained artist who began his career...
13 Jul 2004Artist John Swan spent two months on the islands during the winter painting local landscapes of gardens...
13 Jul 2004And it's looking better than ever after the completion of several years of diligent preservation, conservation...
06 Jul 2004A superlative dollhouse took everyone by surprise at Noel Barrett's auction of the collection of the Washington...
06 Jul 2004The New York sale of American Indian art totaled $1,253,197, was 86 percent sold by lot and 91 percent...
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