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29 May 2019
29 May 2019By Rob Hoffman The maple armchair shown in Figure 1 had dwelled for some 50 years in the collection...
28 May 2019BRIMFIELD, MASS. – For one week three times each year, this town of approximately 4,000 residents...
28 May 2019“View of The Hudson River” by Jasper Cropsey, dated 1886, with a very strong provenance,...
28 May 2019BOUCKVILLE, N.Y. — Steve Allman, owner of Allman Promotions, announced that the property on which they...
28 May 2019BEVERLY, MASS. – The April 27-28 sale at Kaminski Auctions featured a selection of Chinese porcelains...
28 May 2019MYSTIC, CONN. – Mystic Seaport Museum explores the maritime origins of streamlined design and its journey...
28 May 2019By Laura Beach SALEM, MASS. – Even if they do not know him by name, many Americans will recognize...
28 May 2019New Yorker Michael Diaz-Griffith (@michaeldiazgriffith) is living proof that interest in historical art and design...
28 May 2019Edward Gorey, the famous artist and illustrator of self-proclaimed literary nonsense, sure had a way with...
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