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My little Pair of Dolls arrived today. Thanks so much for your fast and excellent service. I can see why you did not want to part with them they are adorable. Georgia, AZ



		SAN CRISTOBAL FINE ART COLLECTIBLE, ANTIQUES AND COLLECTIBLES GALLERY We're pleased to introduce our Antique Collectible Art Gallery, offers: antique porcelain dolls, antique china, antique pottery, collectable crystal glass and glassware. Collectible Art is added daily, from metalware, silver to modern and antique paintings.


San Cristobal Art Society Culture News Fun Fair of Fine Antiques the happiest show on Earth... http://vialin.com Press The world s largest indoor antique festival will be staged on the weekend of October 9th and 10th of 2010 at the Philadelphia Expo Center in Oaks, Pa. 14 miles west of center city, near the PA Turnpike Valley Forge Exit. Aisles will be packed with automobilia, jukeboxes, slots, advertising, country store, sports, celebrity autographs, posters, original comic art, postcards, pop culture, fashions, watches, jewelry and more. June 16 2010 04:15 GMT Northeast Georgia Arts Tour, June 2008... http://vialin.com Press Art and life go together like cake and ice cream here in Northeast Georgia, and the week of June 21 through June 29, White, Habersham, Stephens, and Rabun counties will be serving up double dips of delight for residents and visitors alike. April 28 2008 04:15 GMT Model Train Show. Enjoy Model and Toy Trains, Railroadania, Die Cast, Repair Parts plus more... http://vialin.com Press The Great Lehigh Valley Train Meet, Merchants Square Mall, 1901 S. 12th Street,Allentown, PA 18103. Come enjoy over 10,000 square feet of Model and Toy Trains, Railroadania, Die Cast, Repair Parts items for show and sale. January 19 thru january 20, 2008. Our Saturday Show is dedicated to the scale operator with emphasis on HO, N, Brass and Scale Items. Including Atlas, Model Power, Athern and more. Our Sunday Show is dedicated to larger scales ranging from S Gauge, O, Standard and G Gauge, Repair Parts and more. January 09 2008 02:15 GMT Rick Dale of History Channel's "American Restoration" Talks About His Craft posted on May 22, 2012 01:46:01 pm You can't have a love for old things and Americana without admiring the work of Rick Dale, star of the History Channel "reality" series American Restoration. I recently had an opportunity to visit with him at his newly relocated shop, Rick's Restorations, and found that he runs a really impressive operation there. We talked about his background, what motivates him, and what he would restore if he could make a dream come true. But is he as personable and sharp as he appears on TV? Read more... Rick Dale of History Channel's "American Restoration" Talks About His Craft originally appeared on About.com Antiques on Tuesday, May 22nd, 2012 at 13:46:01. \| \| What's So Special About Newcomb College Pottery? posted on May 17, 2012 04:24:56 pm Have you ever wondered what makes Newcomb College Pottery so special to decorative arts enthusiasts? My latest feature answers this question along with some about all the different marks you'll find on a Newcomb piece and how much this coveted pottery is worth. Read more... What's So Special About Newcomb College Pottery? originally appeared on About.com Antiques on Thursday, May 17th, 2012 at 16:24:56. \| \| The Value of Limoges Porcelain posted on April 30, 2012 01:02:56 pm Values on Limoges Porcelain vary widely depending on the object, the decoration, and the skill of the decorator. See a number of different Limoges pieces and sets along with how much they sold for recently. Read more... The Value of Limoges Porcelain originally appeared on About.com Antiques on Monday, April 30th, 2012 at 13:02:56. \| \| Most recent posts from the Antique Collectible Art Forum Gustaf Klimt gold medals and gold leaf Gustaf Klimt had a very original and decorative way of painting, utilizing gold leaf as well as paint and giving his figures highly stylized representations. Famous artist Gustav Klimt was born July 14, 1862 date of death on February 06, 1918) Read more about the Gustav Klimt paintings Featured artist of the month: Andy Warhol



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	:: FINE ARTS ANTIQUES COLLECTABLES NEWS :: Guess the Artist Your clues this week are: The artist was American, active in the 19th-century, and did not initially train to be a painter. Although best known today for pictures of water -- ocean shorelines, rivers, waterfalls, and lakes -- it was a monumental landscape that cemented the artist's reputation. The artist was a founding member and trustee of a museum whose original ground floor is now a Tommy Hilfiger store. And The view here is part of what we call the Appalachian Trail, although neither the cows, the sheep, the dog, nor the boy are hiking its 2,184 miles. Why? The Appalachian Trail didn't exist yet. Not even as a euphemism for visiting one's mistress in Buenos Aires. Please email me your guesses over the coming week. I'll post the winner and correct answer with next week's guessing game. Good luck! Last Week's Answer: One part of last week's clues seemed to throw readers off. Specifically, "The artist was an American, but wasn't born in the United States of America." Now, the artist was Charles Willson Peale (1741-1827) and the sitter was Henry Clay (1777-1852). The artist was born in Maryland, but you may note that his year of birth was 1741 ... when the Province of Maryland was still a British colony. Excellent detective work, Susan! You sent the first correct answer. Guess the Artist originally appeared on About.com Art History on Monday, May 21st, 2012 at 01:08:25. Permalink \| Comment \| Email this Guess the Artist Your clues this week are: The artist was an American, but wasn't born in the United States of America. A prolific painter and contributor to the gene pool, the artist created over 1,000 portraits and 16 offspring -- 11 of whom survived to adulthood. Besides art, our artist was also proficient in the areas of militia captain, saddler, taxidermist, political radical, watch maker, carpenter, legislative representative, silversmith, abolitionist, optometrist, upholsterer, museum founder, naturalist, sign painter, dentist, and spouse (by virtue of having married three times). And The sitter in this portrait was elected to both houses of Congress, served as the Secretary of State, was the first person to lie in state in the United States Capitol, and, perhaps most importantly, introduced the mint julep to Washington, D.C. Please email me your guesses over the coming week. I'll post the winner and correct answer with next week's guessing game. Good luck! Last Week's Answer: I was happy that Alain was the first to respond correctly to the clues last week. He knew that the artist was Melchor Perez de Holguin (Bolivian, ca. 1665-after 1732) and this painting, Saint Michael Archangel (1708), is supposed to show the War in Heaven. (I still think it would have been helpful if Holguin had painted ... oh, I don't know ... adult-sized legs on the sword-wielding Michael, since he is battting Satan, who is super powerful and probably fights dirty, but that's just me.) Bravo to you and your persistence, Alain! Guess the Artist originally appeared on About.com Art History on Monday, May 14th, 2012 at 01:58:23. Permalink \| Comment \| Email this Use MyYahoo to Read our news:
Fine Art Section: Art painting styles can be characterized by the method of application (loose or tight) or by referring to the art movement that most closely matches the predominant characteristics that the painting expresses. Famous Artist paintings ... Almost Abstract Painting Style of O'Keeffe Her landscapes and paintings of desert flowers, which are often interpreted as yonic symbols have taken on a visionary character. The style is "almost abstract" paintings of flowers, are world famous paintings. Georgia O'Keeffe paintings Joan of Arc, La Pucelle Maid of Orleans Collection of Manuscripts. The vision of Archangel Saint Michel, Village of Domremy, the hat of Jehanne La Pucelle, the house of Joan o Arc.

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