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31 Oct 2016EAST DENNIS, MASS. – Twelve phone bidders and at least one competitive floor bidder chased a rare Patek...
31 Oct 2016Ready for a political statement that won’t have you turning green this week? How about a collection...
31 Oct 2016NEW YORK CITY — Sotheby’s fall auction of prints and multiples on October 27-28, offering more than...
31 Oct 2016LONDON — The Victoria and Albert Museum produced a short video detailing their extensive collection...
31 Oct 2016PORTLAND, MAINE — Gaetano Chierici’s (Italian, 1838?-1920) “The Mask,” a Nineteenth Century scene...
31 Oct 2016BOSTON, MASS. — October 27th-30th was Book Week in Boston, with two antiquarian bookfairs and Skinner’s...
28 Oct 2016NEW YORK CITY — The New York City Jewelry and Watch Show opened in downtown Manhattan October 28 as over...
28 Oct 2016MILFORD, CONN. – The beauty of the American landscape through the seasons was a running theme...
28 Oct 2016NEW YORK CITY — Ars longa, they say, and so we would like to believe. But if beauty is eternal, taste...
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28 Oct 2016CANAJOHARIE, N.Y. — The Arkell Museum is presenting the exhibition “Wizards of Pop: Sabuda &...
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