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07 Oct 2015Read this issue online…
07 Oct 2015Ken Farmer knows both Virginia and Southern material culture. He and his wife, Jane, live in Keswick,...
07 Oct 2015By Stephen May NEW PALTZ, N.Y. — Jervis McEntee (1828–1891), an artist of great sensitivity, intelligence...
06 Oct 2015By Laura Beach NEW YORK CITY — Midtown Manhattan was both subdued and chaotic on the morning of September...
06 Oct 2015Review And Onsite Photos by Andrea Valluzzo, Catalog Photos Courtesy Cottone Auctions GENESEO, N.Y. — Cottone...
06 Oct 2015Review and Photos by R. Scudder Smith YORK, PENN. — If you want to talk about a very busy town, think...
06 Oct 2015LONDON — A mother-of-pearl and black lac overlaid wood tray has set a new world record auction price...
06 Oct 2015By Ed Polk Douglas Henry Howard: Louisiana’s Architect by Robert S. Brantley with Victor McGee, published...
05 Oct 2015DOWNINGTOWN, PENN. – A rare Lancaster County, Penn., tall-case clock with works by Rudy Stoner...
05 Oct 2015NEW YORK CITY — Move over Uber. In advance of “Superheroes in Gotham,” a new exhibition at New-York...
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