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17 Apr 2018By Rick Russack PORTSMOUTH, N.H. – Continuing through September 30, the Portsmouth Historical Society’s...
17 Apr 2018The Smithsonian American Art Museum has a pair of cigar store Indians by an unknown maker in its collection,...
17 Apr 2018The Peale family, working in Philadelphia from the late Eighteenth Century to the early Twentieth Century,...
17 Apr 2018EAST DENNIS, MASS. – A winter landscape by Nineteenth Century Dutch German artist Barend Cornelis...
16 Apr 2018Review and Onsite Photos by Madelia Hickman Ring WINDSOR, CONN. – Rendering of birds by Louis Agassiz...
16 Apr 2018Review and Photos by Greg Smith OLD GREENWICH, CONN. – Since 1976, the Westchester Glass Club Collectors...
16 Apr 2018Review and Photos by Laura Beach DANIELSON, CONN. – One of the not-so-small gems of the show circuit...
16 Apr 2018MUNICH — A large scale painting by Seventeenth Century Belgian artist Frans Snyders was the $336,000...
16 Apr 2018DOWNINGTOWN, PENN. — A Lancaster, Penn., Chippendale walnut dressing table was the $53,680 top lot of Pook...
13 Apr 2018NEW YORK CITY — A passionate crowd filled every inch of both the Ricco/Maresca and Flowers galleries...
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