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11 Mar 2008Alma Libby, longtime antiques dealer, died peacefully Wednesday, March 5, two weeks short of her 73rd...
11 Mar 2008Were Josiah Wedgwood alive and working today, he would surely be regarded among the most popular Twentieth...
04 Mar 2008The new relationship between Jenkins Management and Country Home magazine added to the enthusiasm for the 26th...
04 Mar 2008The xceptionally tasteful lifetime collection of fine art, furniture, decorative works of art, books,...
04 Mar 2008Although the French Impressionists were dedicated to spontaneity and depicting contemporary life, their...
04 Mar 2008The Walters Art Museum will present ⁍aps: Finding Our Place in the World †March 16⁊une 8.
04 Mar 2008Sotheby February sale of contemporary art in London was record-breaking, realizing $189,423,299....
04 Mar 2008February in Boston has little to recommend it, but discerning dealers and collectors demonstrate an unsuspected...
04 Mar 2008Of the many folk works displayed at the American Folk Art Museum that are identified as either a gift...
04 Mar 2008⁉t would take a lifetime of travel to experience all that the Palm Beach Jewelry, Art and Antiques...
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