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03 Oct 2000This spectacular lineup of shows is highlighted by the masterpiece of Andrew Wyeth's cycle of works that...
03 Oct 2000Surveying the last five centuries of European and American art, this exhibition and its accompanying...
03 Oct 2000The work of more than 100 designers and artists will be represented in this state-of-the-art facility....
03 Oct 2000Art collector Clara Weitzenhoffer has left the University of Oklahoma a collection of French Impressionist...
03 Oct 2000This week Sotheby's announced that it will auction more than 250 robots and space toys from the private...
03 Oct 2000A day's crowd of 5,000 wrapped themselves around a Boat and Boating" exhibition, waiting for entrance...
03 Oct 2000As artnet's marketing manager put it, One man asked how a work could be an original print if it was from...
03 Oct 2000The most excrdf_Descriptionent of the day occurred when a rare Sandwich vine goblet with gilt highlights...
03 Oct 2000This first edition of Charles Lamb's work was dated circa 1811 and included eight hand-colored stipple-engraved...
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