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12 Dec 2006Each of London Olympia’s trio of fairs, taking place in spring, summer and winter, has its own distinct...
12 Dec 2006“Annie Leibovitz: A Photographer’s Life, 1990–2005,” an exhibition of more than 100 photographs,...
12 Dec 2006ACA Galleries is presenting the exhibition “Ralph Fasanella: Artist of the People,” which commemorates...
12 Dec 2006For many in Boston, the annual Ellis Memorial Antiques Show is the place to see and be seen. The antiques...
12 Dec 2006Progressive art movements by definition move forward, so it is no surprise that Modernism, Sanford Smith’s...
12 Dec 2006Dean Failey, senior vice president and senior director of American furniture and decorative arts at Christie’s,...
07 Dec 2006Antiques And The Arts Weekly announces early deadlines for advertising will be in effect for the January...
05 Dec 2006Culturally vibrant, cosmopolitan and ethnically diverse, Minneapolis and St Paul, with a population of about...
05 Dec 2006“My father was only 5 feet 6 inches, but he cast a long shadow in New Haven,” Nathaniel Kahn...
05 Dec 2006Jean-Honore Fragonard’s (1732–1860) accomplishments as a draftsman in the context of Eighteenth Century...
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