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27 Mar 2012The Bowers Museum newest exhibit, ⁓acred Gold: Pre-Hispanic Art of Colombia,†opens to the public...
27 Mar 2012Now in its third year, the Atlantic City Antiques and Collectors Show has its feet planted firmly...
20 Mar 2012March 4 presented early spring-like weather for New England, which probably contributed to a great...
20 Mar 2012Jack Donigian assembled a near-capacity gathering of antiques dealers on March 4 at Hampshire...
20 Mar 2012⁍aking History: Twentieth Century African American Art†at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts...
20 Mar 2012The McMullen Museum of Art presents ⁒ural Ireland: The Inside Story,†an exclusive exhibition...
20 Mar 2012Like slack-key guitar, quilting is an enduring island art that evolved from an imported tradition....
20 Mar 2012A George II mahogany armchair came to auction at Gustave J.S. White Company March 14 auction at Newport...
20 Mar 2012On the heels of Freeman third consecutive Asian art auction achieving a multimillion-dollar lot, a Chinese...
20 Mar 2012Some of the most interesting and compelling Twentieth Century American art was produced by American...
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