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10 May 2016BOONTON, N.J. — “In the last few years many in the antiques business have commented that the only...
10 May 2016Review And Onsite Photos By Jill Fenichell NEW YORK CITY — Historic costume and textile auctions reveal...
10 May 2016Review by W.A. Demers; Photos Courtesy Briggs Auction, Inc GARNET VALLEY, PENN. — On April 29, Briggs...
10 May 2016NEW YORK CITY — Sotheby’s sale of Impressionist and Modern art kicked off on May 9, led by masterpieces...
09 May 2016NEW YORK CITY — Ian Wardropper, director of The Frick Collection, leads us through the fine and detailed...
09 May 2016NEW HAVEN, CONN. — The Yale Center for British Art, home to the largest collection of British art outside...
06 May 2016By Greg Smith With the spring sales getting underway, we are looking forward to see how our hometown...
06 May 2016WORCESTER , MASS. — On May 21, the Worcester Art Museum (WAM) will open “Meow,” a cat-inspired...
06 May 2016NEW YORK CITY — Jeff Rabin, Co-Director of Spring Masters, walks us through what we can expect out of the 2016...
05 May 2016CHADDS FORD, PENN. — It is with great sadness that the trustees of the Brandywine Conservancy &...
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