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28 Apr 2009Master of the color woodblock, Gustave Baumann (1881‱971) combined traditions of fine and folk art with...
21 Apr 2009Barbara Lessig, proprietor of Pleasant Valley Antiques, a longtime antiques dealer, personal property...
21 Apr 2009When it comes to the collecting of vintage movie posters, one thing holds true above the rest: classic...
21 Apr 2009It was just like an auction is supposed to be when a selection of Chinese jades crossed the block at Grogan...
21 Apr 2009⁄onald Kaufman rare and bountiful antique toy collection created what many believe was the most...
21 Apr 2009Love was in the air at the preview party for the 24th annual Bedford Spring Antiques Show. St Matthew's...
21 Apr 2009The third annual Vintage Clothing, Accessories, Textiles and Jewelry Show and Sale returned to the Danbury...
21 Apr 2009The Delaware Art Museum presents ⁊ohn Sloan in Philadelphia and New York, †a focused exhibition...
21 Apr 2009William Edmondson (1874-1951), the illiterate son of freed slaves, was the first African American to become...
21 Apr 2009In a comprehensive, 30-year survey, the Museum of Arts and Design traces the progression of Klaus Moje...
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