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31 Oct 2006It was a fresh pair of eyes that perused the booths at the fall Rhinebeck Antiques Fair, which opened...
30 Oct 2006Nearly 39 years ago, William I. Koch, an avid collector of everything from Renoir to Remington, walked...
24 Oct 2006Historic Deerfield will explore the lives and legacies of provincial soldiers forced to fight in 350 years...
24 Oct 2006When Germany’s great collector, Augustus the Strong, Saxon Elector and King of Poland, died in 1733,...
24 Oct 2006The liquidation of a major private collection from the Rheingau containing furniture and works of art from...
24 Oct 2006“American ABC: Childhood in Nineteenth Century America,” one of the most comprehensive exhibitions...
24 Oct 2006In an unprecedented gathering of works from all phases of artist Brice Marden’s long career, The Museum...
24 Oct 2006The Brooklyn Museum will present the exhibition, “Tigers of Wrath: Watercolors by Walton Ford,” November...
24 Oct 2006Two paintings by Johann Berthelsen led the action at North River’s late summer sale where two New York...
24 Oct 2006Cowan’s Auctions’ September 16 American Indian art auction generated $1,303,634 from 580 lots of American...
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