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27 Feb 2001The evolution of two central symbols in the American identity is the focus of this exhibit at the Long...
27 Feb 2001Judge gives tentative approval to civil lawsuit settlement for Sotheby's and Christie's....Smithsonian...
27 Feb 2001Between the 53rd Williamsburg Antiques Forum's week of lectures on legendary antiques-world personalities...
27 Feb 2001The President's Day weekend may had an effect on the overall gate, as reported by many exhibitors, but sales...
27 Feb 2001"You see the same artworks showing up again and again, sometimes three or four times." - Lynne...
27 Feb 2001Estimates were conspicuously absent from all lots catalogued for the Peter Brams Collection. Only 34 lots...
27 Feb 2001"Valle de Mexico" (1892) is a later and smaller version of Velasco's most famous painting of 1877...
27 Feb 2001The papier-mâché and wooden nine-pin bowling game was made in Nineteenth Century Germany and sold to collectors...
27 Feb 2001Selling 98 percent of its lots and drawing bands of conventioneers from the concurrent Florida Toy Soldiers...
27 Feb 2001In their quest for a vernacular which allows them to identify with the US, and thus be identified as American,...
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