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The Chipstone Foundation Makes Its Mark

28 Aug 2001

MILWAUKEE, WIS. It is a curious fact that in Milwaukee one might dress differently for a visit to the art museum...
New England Buyer Pays $100,000 for Massachusetts Table in South Carolina

28 Aug 2001

SUMMERTON, S.C. Wingfield's Auction Company, 103 Main Street, experienced a strong sale on July...
English and French Furniture Lead Winter Associates Sale

28 Aug 2001

PLAINVILLE, CONN. On July 23, a standing-room-only crowd packed the Winter Associates, Inc. gallery....
Surprising Results for Philbrick Cup Plate Collection

28 Aug 2001

POMFRET CENTER, CONN. Collector's Sales & Services held a July 17 sale of Eugenie Philbrick's...
Christie's International Auction Sales Total $974 Million for the First Half of 2001

28 Aug 2001

LONDON Christie's International has announced worldwide auction sales totaling $974 million for the first...
Author, Lecturer, Historian John Bivins, Jr, Dies at 60

28 Aug 2001

WINSTON-SALEM, NC Old Salem Inc. reports the death of John Bivins, Jr., who died August 16th in Manchester,...
Thomas Cole's 'Cedar Grove' Lovingly Restored

28 Aug 2001

CATSKILL, N.Y. - The charming Nineteenth Century house where landscape artist Thomas Cole lived has been...
Major Photography Acquisitions for Amon Carter

28 Aug 2001

FORT WORTH, TEX. The Amon Carter Museum has acquired several important photographs that add depth...
National Gallery Features First-Ever Loan Exhibition of Aelbert Cuyp's Masterpieces

28 Aug 2001

WASHINGTON, D.C. The first-ever international loan exhibition devoted to the masterpieces of Dutch...
3,000 Years of Glass Artistry at the Newark Museum

28 Aug 2001

NEWARK, N.J. The exhibition "Fire and Light: 3000 Years of Glass Artistry" opened on August...

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