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19 Aug 2011During his lifetime, John Marin (1870‱953), was not only a leading early Modernist, but one of America...
16 Aug 2011Gerald Kornblau of Claverack, N.Y., died July 24, 2011, at his home. He was 82. Gerald was an American...
16 Aug 2011When one thinks of Nantucket, quaint villages overflowing with storybook-style weathered houses,...
16 Aug 2011The Mint Museum presents a retrospective of the work of Romare Bearden (1911‱988), widely regarded...
16 Aug 2011How do you pass the time of day when you know your lifetime collection is being sold? The answer...
16 Aug 2011As the top lot in Heritage Auctions†August 11‱2 Signature US coin and Platinum night auction,...
16 Aug 2011The Connecticut Expo Center, home to the Connecticut Spring Antiques Show and the Autumn Hartford Antiques...
16 Aug 2011Copley Fine Art Auctions added to its roster of outstanding prices for decoys and sporting art at its July...
16 Aug 2011Italian Renaissance master Andrea Palladio (1508‱580) is considered one of the most influential...
16 Aug 2011A new location and a new look †those were just two of the distinguishing features of this year...
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