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09 Nov 2010This 1804 silk and painted paper on linen sampler by Mary Bowker has been missing from the collection...
09 Nov 2010More than a 100 enthusiasts from around the country attended a one-day conference on early American...
09 Nov 2010Visitors to the Mint Museum Randolph will soon be able to view an early masterpiece by American...
09 Nov 2010Now in its 22nd year, the International Fine Art & Antique Dealers Show, which returned to the Seventh...
09 Nov 2010High expectations are sometimes dashed, but in the case of a General Jackson portrait flask,...
09 Nov 2010Eugene Von Bruenchenhein (1910‱983) was one of the most complex and multifaceted self-taught...
09 Nov 2010Just inside the main entrance of the October Boston Antique and Design Show and Sale, October...
09 Nov 2010The Bedford Historical Society presented its annual Autumn & Antiques Show, October 16‱7,...
02 Nov 2010The Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art has organized the first major exhibition of its American...
02 Nov 2010It was all about carvings at The Cobbs Auctioneers†October 16 sale where a collection of netsuke...
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