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16 Jan 2017WASHINGTON, D.C. – Although the exhibitors are used to it by now, it takes a bit of magic...
16 Jan 2017By Kate Eagen Johnson NEW YORK CITY – “We need not tell our readers that the country is fast...
16 Jan 2017Oddly enough, if there is one thing that can bring a person “down to Earth,” it is the full realization...
16 Jan 2017LONDON — On January 15, 1759, a full 258 years ago, The British Museum opened its doors to “all...
16 Jan 2017GETTYSBURG, PENN. — On January 14, PA Onsite Auction Company dispersed the collection of the Hall of Presidents...
16 Jan 2017HUDSON, N.Y. — Leading Stair Galleries’ New Years exposition auction January 13 auction was a lot of two Chinese...
12 Jan 2017WASHINGTON, D.C. — When Coco Chanel famously said, “fashion passes, style remains,” what...
12 Jan 2017NEW YORK CITY — Doyle’s single-owner sale of the Nelson Doubleday Jr Collection January 11 saw marine...
11 Jan 2017BROOKLYN, N.Y. – The Wunsch Collection is hosting “An Evening On Glass Art,” a special...
11 Jan 2017WILLIAMSBURG, VA — The Art Museums of Colonial Williamsburg has joined the list of international museums...
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