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24 Jun 2008If one had to sum up the Cold Spring Antiques Show edition on June 8, diversity would be the word likeliest...
24 Jun 2008The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation has received a major private collection of rare American folk art and other...
24 Jun 2008The Connecticut Firemen Historical Society Fire Museum reports that a circa 1880‹0 six-panel engine...
24 Jun 2008A fine art auctioneer instincts, an international database of stolen and missing artworks and a quick...
23 Jun 2008The central role that French art and artists played in shaping American painting in the latter half of the Nineteenth...
17 Jun 2008EARLY...
17 Jun 2008Dealers came from 17 states to take part in the ever-popular Greater York Antiques Show and Sale for May 30″1.
17 Jun 2008The exhibition ⁓ilversmiths to the Nation: Thomas Fletcher and Sidney Gardiner, 1808‱842,†on view...
17 Jun 2008Alfred A. ⁒eo†Giangrande, age 67, died at his home on May 30. He was born in Boston on February 3, 1941,...
17 Jun 2008In connection with the 2008 Glens Falls centennial, The Hyde Collection celebrates ⁁ Glens Falls Legacy:...
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