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26 Sep 2000The third in a trio of cameras from a private collection, an extraordinary contraption by Gaumont and Demeny...
26 Sep 2000The basket's large size and color variety added to its rarity. The lot was accompanied by its original...
26 Sep 2000Waverly offered many books containing original sketches and inscriptions by Tasha Tudor and the results...
26 Sep 2000The Stawbery Banke Museum might present the only such institution in America that features a year 2000...
19 Sep 2000We continue with our look at this innovative Web site....
19 Sep 2000This landmark retrospective of the firm's critically acclaimed 1940 exhibition is the first public display...
19 Sep 2000An engaging variety of small-scale art objects featured from China, Japan, India and Southeast Asia include...
19 Sep 2000With a fluent brush, Hanson translates his deep appreciation for nature into these oil paintings shown...
19 Sep 2000The drawings and paintings of this New England landscape artist and minister are rediscovered at the Lake...
19 Sep 2000The New York Times has outlined the depletion of Barnes Foundation assets, stating that this renowned...
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