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19 Feb 2008While what actually defines an Outsider artist may be debated within collecting circles for years to come,...
19 Feb 2008the National Gallery of Art recently acquired a landmark of Dutch landscapes, ⁆erry on a River,†1649,...
19 Feb 2008The Metropolitan Museum of Art will present ⁇ustave Courbet, Radical and Rebellious Nineteenth Century...
19 Feb 2008The January 23 sale of Chinese Export art and the Hodroff collection, Part II, at Christie totaled...
19 Feb 2008Charles G. Martignette Jr, formerly of Somerville, Mass., died of apparent heart failure on Sunday, February...
19 Feb 2008Best known for his sculptural mobiles and stabiles, Alexander Calder (1898-1976) was also a prolific,...
19 Feb 2008A chess set designed by Salvador Dali reproducing his own fingers achieved $23,400 at Auction Gallery...
19 Feb 2008Aguttes Auction House, in association with the specialist Dan Coissard, set new records with its sale...
12 Feb 2008A memorial service for Maine Antique Digest editor Samuel Pennington has been scheduled for Saturday,...
12 Feb 2008Despite the below-freezing temperatures that blanketed the northern regions of Connecticut on the morning...
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