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03 Apr 2001GREENWICH, CONN. In the exhibition "Forbidden Art of Postwar Russia" at the Bruce Museum...
03 Apr 2001WILTON, CONN. First we stopped opening our financial statements. Now many of us can barely bring ourselves...
03 Apr 2001ALEXANDRIA, VA. The Antiques in Alexandria committee presented their Fifth Annual Antiques Show in early...
03 Apr 2001WORCESTER, MASS. Although best known for his early Twentieth Century portrayals of child laborers and immigrants...
03 Apr 2001SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. An ingenious show of rare antique maps and contemporary artwork opened at Skidmore's...
03 Apr 2001Santa Fe art dealers say buyers tend to become more conservative in their tastes during periods of economic...
03 Apr 2001OAK PARK, ILL. When a Teco vase estimated to bring $10/20,000 sold for $69,000 at the February 11 Treadway/Toomey...
03 Apr 2001SHAKER HEIGHTS, OHIO Rachel Davis Fine Arts' Works of Art on Paper auction was held at the Shaker...
03 Apr 2001FT. WASHINGTON, PENN. A #916 Wallace Nutting curly maple chest of drawers was the top-selling rdf_Description...
03 Apr 2001NEW HAVEN, CONN. Yale University Art Gallery prides itself on being the best teaching museum for American...
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