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10 Feb 2009An eleventh-hour settlement will ensure that two iconic Pablo Picasso works stay on in Manhattan museums,...
10 Feb 2009For admirers of Abraham Lincoln, all roads lead to the US capital starting this month. It was here that...
10 Feb 2009On February 17, the Morse Museum will open a new long-term exhibition from its collection featuring more...
10 Feb 2009At Stella popular Antiques at the Armory, January 23′5, the show boasted a good opening gate populated...
10 Feb 2009The Winter Antiques Show, which previewed on Thursday, January 22, and continued through February 1 at the Park...
10 Feb 2009The American Antiques Show shone at its January 22′5 edition where dealers worked hard to showcase...
10 Feb 2009Amid trepidations, market woes, reports of cautious buying and the overall chilling news surrounding...
10 Feb 2009Ralph E. Carpenter, a respected connoisseur and collector of American decorative arts, a leader in architectural...
10 Feb 2009Martin J. Keane, a respected fishing antiques expert, collector and dealer, died peacefully at his home...
10 Feb 2009In ⁃hagall and the Artists of the Russian Jewish Theater, 1919‱949, †on view through March 22, the Jewish...
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