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15 May 2001Embroidery is an aesthetic act. Texturally lush and evocative works of art have been painted, not with...
15 May 2001A Boston Hepplewhite wing chair opened at $10,000, and a half a dozen bidders were in the chase at $40,000....
15 May 2001If anyone ever doubted the inevitability of Phillips de Pury & Luxembourg entering the upper echelon...
15 May 2001American historical manuscripts also commanded high prices, including two autograph letters by General...
15 May 2001The firm has done exceedingly well, and it is no surprise that Shannon was mighty pleased with his latest...
15 May 2001Austrian government to be sued over Nazi-looted Klimt paintings....Robert Rauschenberg recovers from...
15 May 2001Seventy-six prestigious dealers showed at this vetted fair, which incorporated the Antiquarian Book Fair...
15 May 2001Now in its second year, Stella Show Management Company of New York joined forces with the Chicago Botanic...
15 May 2001Sometimes it's more fun to attend a down-to-earth event like the York Toy Show - it's big enough to offer...
15 May 2001Classical images and myths have served as inspiration, a gauge to measure success and an imaginative...
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