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05 Oct 2015PETERBOROUGH, N.H. — October 3 was the second time The Cobbs had sold Benjamin Champney’s painting,...
02 Oct 2015VINELAND, N.J. – Session one of the sale of the bank collection of Clive Devenish at Bertoia Auctions...
02 Oct 2015FORT WORTH, TEXAS — The exhibition “Self-Taught Genius: Treasures from the American Folk Art Museum”...
02 Oct 2015Antiques in Vermont The Antiques in Vermont show opened Sunday morning at 8 am at Riley Rink at Hunter...
01 Oct 2015LOS ANGELES, CALIF. — The University of Southern California Libraries have acquired the archive of international...
01 Oct 2015NEW YORK CITY — Artifacts and memorabilia from the doomed White Star Line’s Titanic passenger...
01 Oct 2015NEW YORK CITY — Patrick Nagel’s stylish, bold homage to New York City, “Lady Standing on Statue...
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