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Nantucket Notes
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Summer 2001
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As Nantucketers know, art and antiques reflecting a seafaring heritage bring home the spirit of the Faraway Island...
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New Hampshire's Americana Marathon
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Summer 2001
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There are three major Americana events in the country—New York in mid-January, the Philadelphia...
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New York Minutes
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Summer 2001
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This fall, Tom Devenish, purveyor of fine late-eighteenth and early-nineteenth-century English furniture, plans to move his New York gallery to a typical brownstone with an atypical...
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Vermont Vignette
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Summer 2001
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If you’re taking the road less traveled this summer, wind your way to rural Vermont for a rustic showcase of period country...
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With New Galleries, Milwaukee Becomes a Decorative Arts Hub
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Summer 2001
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With the May reopening of the Milwaukee Art Museum’s 13,000-square foot galleries for American arts, the Chipstone Foundation has...
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Antiques Week in Philadelphia
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Spring 2001
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For lovers of American antiques, Philadelphia is a springtime mecca. The City of Brotherly Love welcomed...
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California Finery
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Spring 2001
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A superb collection of vintage California paintings, assembled by San Franciscan Dr. C. Albert Shumate, are featured in the exhibition A Legacy of...
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Folk Art Frenzy
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Spring 2001
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Traditional American folk art—described as 'extraordinary objects made by ordinary people'—has reached...
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London Calling
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Spring 2001
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Those with Keats’s passion for beautiful objects and an eye for quality will already know why they should visit London, June 13–19...
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Provence In New York
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Spring 2001
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in collaboration with The Cooley Gallery, is presenting The Lost Works of Luther Emerson Van Gorder...
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