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07 Jul 2015ALBANY, N.Y. — The New York State Museum is displaying a recently conserved Nineteenth Century presentation...
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07 Jul 2015A detail shot of the quilt shows this skillfully embroidered tiger with exacting detail. Not seen here...
07 Jul 2015Deborah M. Child Deborah M. Child is a New Hampshire author, lecturer and independent curator. After...
06 Jul 2015MANCHESTER, CONN. — Jas E. Elliott died on July 6. He was born on August 14, 1926, to Helen T. and J. Elmer...
02 Jul 2015LONDON — Andy Warhol’s landmark first “Dollar” painting, hand-painted in 1962, attained $32.8m...
02 Jul 2015DALLAS, TEXAS — Daughter of an early Nineteenth Century German artist, Emilie Preyer (1849-1930) was recognized...
02 Jul 2015OAKLAND, CALIF. — Clars Auction Gallery’s June 27–28 sale featured choice offerings of Asian art and antiques...
01 Jul 2015Review And Photos By Andrea Valluzzo OLD SAYBROOK, CONN — When General William Hart built a house for his bride...
01 Jul 2015The first lot of the day was “Smugglers Pushing Off Their Boat” by Mather Brown. It set the tone...
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