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11 Jul 2000ORLEANS, MASS. Allrich paints within the framework of realism, her expressive landscapes and Sky Poems...
11 Jul 2000The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Richmond, Va., is seeking an architect to develop plans for a parking...
11 Jul 2000Sack would spend his life on a constant treasure hunt, finding great pieces of American furniture which...
11 Jul 2000BENNINGTON, VT Superlative pottery, rare tools, and historic photographs and documents trace the development...
11 Jul 2000There were lots of people looking for bargains and that one collectible needed to round out a collection....
11 Jul 2000The Wernher collection of silver realized 7,446,400 and was led by "Saint Sebastian" and "Saint...
11 Jul 2000A letter from George Madis accompanied the gun indicating its authenticity and former postition in the Gaines...
11 Jul 2000LONDON, ENGLAND - A previously unknown Book of Hours, illuminated by the most celebrated Flemish illuminator...
11 Jul 2000DALLAS, TEX. Unquestionably the highlight of the auction was "An Old Time Sing" by recently...
11 Jul 2000LONDON, ENGLAND One of the most important drawings to appear at auction in the modern era became the most...
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