Articles
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18 Feb 2003Of the group of gifted early Twentieth Century American modernists who changed the course of our art,...
18 Feb 2003A new journal from the Chipstone Foundation uncovers ceramics and the stories they tell....
18 Feb 2003In stark contrast to the majority of the other auctions conducted throughout Americana Week, the event...
18 Feb 2003"There is a significant amount of crossover between buyers interested in Continental wares and buyers...
18 Feb 2003New legislation in Illinois is being hailed as a way to regulate the oftentimes shadowy world of businesses...
18 Feb 2003Marcia and her husband, Bill, operated Geranium Antiques, carrying an extensive stock of British and American...
18 Feb 2003The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation and the Chipstone Foundation of Milwaukee have partnered to publish...
18 Feb 2003A dual exhibit at the Lyme Art Association presents contemporary and early artists with Cape Ann colony...
11 Feb 2003The National Gallery of Art is currently celebrating the 60th anniversary of its 1943 acquisition of the "Index...
11 Feb 2003Rose Anna and John Kolar furnished their home with the arts and crafts of early Pennsylvania. Their sources...
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