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10 Apr 2007For some time Beverly, Mass., auctioneer Frank Kaminski has been testing the antique waters in the San Diego...
10 Apr 2007Despite an early morning coating of icy slush and snow and midtown parade gridlock, the Stella Show Mgmt...
10 Apr 2007Arts of Pacific Asia returned to the 69th Regiment Armory at Lexington Avenue and 26th Street, March...
10 Apr 2007The International Asian Art Fair, the flagship for Asia Week in New York, returned to the Seventh Regiment...
10 Apr 2007Home to the single largest collection of Asher B. Durand works, the New-York Historical Society will...
10 Apr 2007Written and printed ephemera, by its very nature, is designed to be transitory, but the crowds gathered...
10 Apr 2007On April 28, The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts will commemorate the 400th anniversary of Jamestown, the first...
10 Apr 2007On April 21, The Muscarelle Museum of Art at The College of William & Mary will be the first museum...
10 Apr 2007Christie has abruptly cancelled its upcoming auction of American Indian Art, originally scheduled...
10 Apr 2007London antiquary Alistair Sampson sold his first creamware collection at Christie in 1967 on the eve of his marriage...
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