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16 Oct 2001To expand and enhance the visitor's experience of American art, the Brooklyn Museum of Art has undertaken...
16 Oct 2001The annual fall Americana sales in New York got underway last week against the stark backdrop of war abroad...
16 Oct 2001Dated 1623, it was one of only five complete copies in private hands and fetched the highest price ever...
16 Oct 2001The rare and important circa 1830 pine Pennsylvania chest of drawers featured a molded frieze over a case...
16 Oct 2001"Our expectations were low, given the events that took place in this country on September 11 and the subsequent...
16 Oct 2001Originally residing at the 69th Street Armory at 26th Street and Lexington, Gramercy Park Modern has become...
16 Oct 2001For those living in Litchfield County and blessed with any kind of a social bone in their body, the place...
16 Oct 2001The exhibition includes works by Cecilia Beaux, Frank W. Benson, Albert Bierstadt, William Merritt Chase,...
16 Oct 2001Beginning October 25, Hollis Taggart Galleries features Blum's brilliantly hued compositions from...
16 Oct 2001A new exhibition at the Katonah Museum of Art demonstrates the varied ways in which the image of the horse...
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