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17 Oct 2006The Jewish Museum will present “Alex Katz Paints Ada,” a wide-ranging survey exhibition, from October...
17 Oct 2006An Eighteenth Century Italian violin by Antonio Stradivari played a sweet tune as it exited the auction...
17 Oct 2006Wiederseim Associates Auctioneers conducted a large two-day auction at Griffith Hall, Ludwig’s Corner...
17 Oct 2006An authentic Wild West stagecoach from the mid-1800s, in original condition and possibly the largest...
17 Oct 2006An early Nineteenth Century rosewood two-part secretary desk with fanciful ivory inlay of flamboyant...
17 Oct 2006The Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) is presenting a special exhibition featuring the recent...
17 Oct 2006While major modern Mexican artists such as José Clemente Orozco, Diego Rivera, David Alfaro Siqueiros...
17 Oct 2006The planes rolled out of the hanger at the Princeton Airport on Wednesday, September 27, and the next...
17 Oct 2006Suzanne Slater Kristoff, owner of the Red Petticoat Antique Shop in Ridgefield. Conn. for many years...
17 Oct 2006Herman Weinblatt, father of folk art dealer Victor Weinblatt and a fixture in the antiques business for more...
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