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30 Jun 2000The inaugural exhibit of contemporary and period Native American art and artifacts now on view at the National...
28 Jun 2000BATON ROUGE, LA. If mention of a new .com on the Internet scene makes you yawn, perhaps one that caters...
28 Jun 2000NEW YORK CITY A document written by John Quincy Adams in 1837 sold to Seth Kaller of Kallers America...
28 Jun 2000Police in the western city of Izmir, Turkey, said June 25 they recovered a second painting believed to be a stolen...
28 Jun 2000FARMINGTON, CONN. - Theres nothing better than a summer show on a beautiful day. Sunshine, newly mown...
28 Jun 2000COLD SPRING HARBOR, N.Y. Lost Long Island, part two in a series on The Long Island Country House 1860-1940,...
28 Jun 2000NEW YORK CITY Contemporary pottery and African masks, Pucci dresses and Kewpie dolls are among the eclectic...
28 Jun 2000COLD SPRING HARBOR, N.Y. Splendid Voyage: Life on a Long Island Whaler, an exhibition that traces the two and a half...
28 Jun 2000HARTFORD, CONN. Impressionists at Argenteuil, a special exhibition that assembles more than 50 canvases...
28 Jun 2000SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. John Pence Gallery, at 750 Post Street, will present Introductions 2000, an exhibition...
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