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17 Feb 2025NEW YORK CITY — Take the subway to Hudson Yards, stroll down The High Line until you come to the second...
17 Feb 2025YORK, PENN. — The Semi-Annual York Antiques Show & Sale is a fixture on the antiques show circuit,...
17 Feb 2025In December, the Decorative Arts Trust announced it had awarded its 2025-27 Curatorial Internship Grant...
17 Feb 2025SPRINGFIELD, OHIO — The work of Aminah Robinson (1940-2015) is well known to many art lovers and museum...
17 Feb 2025WESTMORELAND, N.H. — On February 15, Flying Pig Auctions conducted a 516-lot sale featuring the contents...
17 Feb 2025SANTA FE, N.M. — With more than 450 lots offered in two days, Santa Fe Art Auction gave bidders plenty...
17 Feb 2025BEVERLY, MASS. — Gertrude Abercrombie’s oil on board painting of a large black cat seated in front...
17 Feb 2025BRANFORD, CONN. — A double-sided trade sign, advertising the Needlework Shoppe of Alice Robat that...
17 Feb 2025BELLPORT, N.Y. — Cornell Auctions, Objects & Trade extended Valentine’s Day celebrations to February...
17 Feb 2025DETROIT — DuMouchelles prepared bidders for a luxurious Valentine’s Day with its two-day February...
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