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27 Nov 2012The Victorian era in Britain was not a humdrum age. On Monday, December 10, Nicholas Dawes, vice...
20 Nov 2012Wendell D. Garrett, 83, died November 14 near Burlington, Vt., where he moved recently to be near...
20 Nov 2012For the first time in its history, the Elephant Trunk Flea Market has so far had a perfect...
20 Nov 2012The Pasadena Museum of California Art presents ⁗hite on Black: The Modernist Prints of Paul...
20 Nov 2012Will Barnet, an American artist known for his paintings, watercolors, drawings and prints depicting...
20 Nov 2012While digital photography and image-editing software have brought about an increased awareness...
20 Nov 2012An E. Howard astronomical regulator No. 46 clock soared to $230,000 at Fontaine clock auction conducted...
20 Nov 2012Christie sold at auction the Archduke Joseph Diamond for nearly $21.5 million on November 13, setting...
20 Nov 2012⁐op-Up! Illustration in 3-D,†opening November 23 at Brandywine River Museum, presents the wondrous...
20 Nov 2012Like a carefully tended garden, an antiques show requires organization and variety. Marvin Getman...
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