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Picturing America

04 Sep 2001

The Newark Museum presents an entirely new experience of its American art collection - one of the most...
Gleanings from Cape Estates Rouse Bids at Snow

04 Sep 2001

The auction hall was filled to capacity at the beginning of the sale and prices remained steady throughout,...
Wilkinson Clock Highlights New Jersey Estate Auction

04 Sep 2001

Several pieces of furniture from a Metuchen estate accumulated during the late Nineteenth and early Twentieth...
Phillips Names Head of New Photography Department

04 Sep 2001

The company has chosen Joshua Holdeman as director and plans to introduce sales of photography twice...
Important Art Nouveau, Arts and Crafts Primary Materials Given to the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts

04 Sep 2001

A valuable collection of more than 350 pieces of printed materials relating to American and British Arts...
Reflections from the Fire

04 Sep 2001

A 30-year retrospective of the pottery of Brother Thomas will be on display from September 21 through...
The Kennedys through the Eyes of Mark Shaw

04 Sep 2001

Most of the pictures at Driskel Vintage Photography appear in the recently revised "The John F. Kennedys...

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