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13 Apr 2021Photos courtesy High Museum of Art ATLANTA, GA. – This spring, the High Museum of Art presents...
13 Apr 2021MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — Authorities have recovered a Confederate monument that had been stolen...
13 Apr 2021BOUCKVILLE, N.Y. — Coming back to life is New York State’s destination for antiques, Madison Bouckville...
13 Apr 2021KEENE, N.H. – Joan Elizabeth Pappas, 84, daughter of Harry and Mandana Kent, passed away peacefully...
13 Apr 2021William C Ketchum Jr, historian, author, educator, died at home in Rye, N.Y., on April 9. He had been...
13 Apr 2021Review by Madelia Hickman Ring, Photos Courtesy Vintage Accents Auctions THOMASTON, MAINE. – “Rejuvenation”...
13 Apr 2021Highlights that flew past the block in our April 23 issue include engravings, paintings, toys, memorabilia,...
13 Apr 2021The Harvard Art Museums recently published Catalogue of the Feinberg Collection of Japanese Art by Rachel...
13 Apr 2021MATAWAN, N.J. – The “Holy Grail” of Tom Brady rookie cards sold on April 2 for a world...
13 Apr 2021By James D Balestrieri SALEM, ORE.- Collecting begins in passion, and my first crush, when I was quite...
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