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30 Jul 2008Want to smile? Want to be amused? Want to be amazed? And do you just want to have a grand time? Enter...
29 Jul 2008Sotheby June 14 sale of Twentieth Century design brought $7,398,250. The sale was highlighted by a rare...
29 Jul 2008The historic village of Four Corners in Tiverton, R.I., was abuzz with activity on Independence Day morning...
29 Jul 2008Thomas Eakins ⁔he Concert Singer †is on view at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts (PAFA)...
29 Jul 2008An exhibition, ⁋irchner and the Berlin Street, †will be presented from August 3 to November 10 in the Special...
29 Jul 2008⁉t was magical, the weather was perfect, the dealers set up great looking booths with interesting...
29 Jul 2008One longstanding misperception about The Frick Collection is that works of art cannot be moved around...
29 Jul 2008The fireworks were erupting early during the annual Fourth of July Americana auction at Cyr Auction Gallery...
29 Jul 2008Aficionados of art of the American West convened on July 26 for the Coeur d⁁lene Art Auction held...
29 Jul 2008For the 16th consecutive Independence Day celebration, Vivien Cord drew more than 3,000 visitors to her sold-out,...
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