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04 May 2010Waddington Inuit art auction on April 19 took in more than $500,000, proving yet again the strength...
04 May 2010Visitors to The Philadelphia Antiques Show were greeted at the entrance by a blast of color, all coming...
04 May 2010⁁rt by the Yard: Women Design Midcentury Britain †opens on May 15 at the Textile Museum, where it will...
04 May 2010⁓ole Mates: Cowboy Boots and Art †celebrates the art of the West and views cowboy boots as important...
04 May 2010For its spring exhibition, the Neuberger Museum of Art is featuring contemporary works of art in all media...
04 May 2010Leigh Keno conducted his inaugural auction May 1 and 2, where the top lot was the James Beekman Chippendale...
04 May 2010American art history is filled with examples of museums that were founded by or transformed by the beneficence...
04 May 2010The fourth annual Vintage Clothing & Accessories, Textiles & Jewelry Show & Sale, conducted...
04 May 2010March Madness, an annual tradition for basketball fans, is also a highly popular antiques-related event...
04 May 2010It looked like the Fourth of July upon entering the 23rd Street Armory on Friday, April 16, but it was really...
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