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18 Mar 2016HARTFORD, CONN. — The Connecticut Spring Antique Show burst open Saturday, March 19 and ran ...
18 Mar 2016COS COB, CONN. — Through paintings, photographs, maps, charts and instruments, “Close to the Wind:...
18 Mar 2016NEW YORK CITY — The Metropolitan Museum of Art is set to open their third location in New York City:...
18 Mar 2016MOUNT LEBANON, N.Y. — The Shaker Museum | Mount Lebanon has received a gift of the Shaker pieces collected...
18 Mar 2016WINTERTHUR, DEL. — The names evoke classic style, rich colors and distant realms: Amarillo, brazilletto,...
17 Mar 2016By Greg Smith Bronze is widely regarded as one of the most useful alloys in the history of mankind, with...
17 Mar 2016LOS ANGELES — The J. Paul Getty Museum has announced the acquisition of an important collection of Eighteenth...
17 Mar 2016NEW YORK CITY — The Royal Game of the Goose is one of the earliest printed board games, going back...
17 Mar 2016WASHINGTON, D.C. — A landmark exhibition of photographs by 12 contemporary women artists from Iran...
17 Mar 2016By Kate Eagen Johnson SALEM, MASS. — “Anyone who decorates with ceramics today has Amalia van Solms...
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