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26 Jun 2012On June 22 at Christie, George Washington annotated copy of the Constitution and Bill of Rights...
26 Jun 2012A comprehensive exhibition showcasing more than 30 years of work by artist William Wegman will...
19 Jun 2012Troop F of the Connecticut State Police reports several nighttime residential burglaries in the towns...
19 Jun 2012Bidders from more than 15 countries competed for a wide selection of art work at Trinity International...
19 Jun 2012On June 15 at Sotheby, an Apple I Computer †the 1976 device that heralded the start of the personal...
19 Jun 2012"I'm very excited to be here," said New Orleans Auction Galleries' new president, Ashton Thomas....
19 Jun 2012Keno Auctions†American and European paintings sale on June 12, the first auction conducted...
19 Jun 2012Whether you are an antiques purist or you simply like to use antiques as design elements when...
19 Jun 2012Drawing the human figure was Gustav Klimt starting point for exploring overarching themes...
12 Jun 2012After years of controversy and litigation, the Barnes Foundation, one of the world?s great collections...
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