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09 Feb 2010One of the most innovative and influential artists of the Twentieth Century, Pablo Picasso (Spanish,...
09 Feb 2010Constance S. St Clair, 86, a longtime New England antiques dealer, died December 24, 2009, following...
09 Feb 2010⁔his is the most exciting thing I have ever handled,†remarked Jim Julia as a rare and historically...
09 Feb 2010Saturday, January 30, at Garth Auctions began like any first auction of the season day †hectic and intense....
09 Feb 2010On view through January, the Freer Gallery of Art's exhibition ⁃ornucopia: Ceramics from Southern Japan†includes...
09 Feb 2010While convention may have it that American furniture is not the hot item it used to be, dealers at the premiere...
03 Feb 2010Sotheby 2010 Americana Week sales brought a combined total of $15,029,329, with both sales exceeding...
02 Feb 2010Hardly a familiar name even to devoted art lovers, Luis Melendez (1715‱780) is nonetheless considered...
02 Feb 2010Americana Week 2010 for Christie included sales of American furniture, folk art, silver and Chinese...
02 Feb 2010This year visitors to the Winter Antiques Show could go home with a 6-foot-tall urn, carved from a single...
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