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30 May 2017By Karla Klein Albertson WINTERTHUR, DEL. – Fakes and forgeries in the art world long have been...
30 May 2017QUAKERTOWN, N.J. – Well-known watercolor artist Dan Campanelli, born in 1949, passed away under...
30 May 2017WILLIAMSBURG, VA. – Before there were photographs, people in the late Eighteenth-middle Nineteenth...
30 May 2017NEW YORK CITY AND BOSTON, MASS. – Energy and excitement for American art was resurgent in the salesrooms...
30 May 2017By Anne Kugielsky HARRISBURG, PENN. – Since the 1960s, GI Joe soldiers have been on the front lines...
30 May 2017Review and Photos by Tom O’Hara STURBRIDGE, MASS. – Linda Zukas hosted her 77th Antique Textile...
30 May 2017Review and Onsite Photos by Rick Russack, Catalog Photos Courtesy Auction New England MANCHESTER, N.H....
30 May 2017DOWNINGTOWN, PENN. – A pair of life-sized figures of Newfoundland garden dogs proved irresistible...
30 May 2017WILLIAMSBURG, VA. — The longest running exhibit at Colonial Williamsburg, going on 22 years this October,...
30 May 2017NEW YORK CITY — Henry David Thoreau’s simple green desk where he wrote Walden and the essay...
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