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Article Archives
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27 Nov 2001One of the most innovative and versatile leaders of the return to figurative realism among late Twentieth...
27 Nov 2001The top lot was a rare pair of woodducks, circa 1880s, by the Peterson Decoy Factory of Detroit, Mich.,...
27 Nov 2001"Despite economic instability, the print market remains strong, as [this] sale demonstrated,"...
27 Nov 2001The event was held in the old Main Building of the York Fairgrounds. Four hundred eighty-three bidding...
27 Nov 2001In attendance were more than 700 eager buyers who seemed oblivious to the rain, wind, sleet and cold...
27 Nov 2001Long before television's "Antiques Roadshow," there was the antiques roadshow in Delaware....
27 Nov 2001Now in its 12th year, Winnetka's Modernism Show proved to a highly successful outing for its 52 exhibiting...
27 Nov 2001Baroni announced that, on January 1, after a period of 20 years with Colnaghi, he will be leaving to establish...
27 Nov 2001The Lockwood-Mathews Mansion is home to a well-supported annual antiques show in which 27 jury-selected...
27 Nov 2001The museum is presenting the first comprehensive showing of its rich holdings in South Asian painting,...
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