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27 Jan 2009Greg Martin Auctions†January 18 sale shone a bright light on one of the most famous firearms ever...
27 Jan 2009A rare Herter Brothers American Renaissance carved, inlaid and ebonized bed sold during Bonhams' inaugural...
20 Jan 2009America main streets and crossroads have long been fertile ground for image-makers. Where billboards...
20 Jan 2009Virginia W. Van Doren, 92, died suddenly at home on January 12. She was an antiques dealer and known...
20 Jan 2009Bloomsbury Auctions announced that on Saturday, January 17, one of its founders, David Stagg, died after...
20 Jan 2009Andrew Wyeth died in his sleep at his home, surrounded by his family, early in the morning of January...
20 Jan 2009By the time Antiques and Art at the Armory opened Thursday, December 4, at the Seventh Regiment Armory,...
20 Jan 2009On December 17, before a buoyant room of collectors who had traveled from around the world, Sotheby...
20 Jan 2009Thought to be by Daniel Huntington, this circa 1813 family heirloom portrait, reported stolen on November...
20 Jan 2009The Philadelphia Museum of Art will present a rare pair of portraits of African American sitters whose...
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