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11 Dec 2001The centerpiece of the exhibition at the High Museum is Renoir's "At the Concert" (1880),...
11 Dec 2001The National Gallery of Art, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Philadelphia Museum of Art and the Hirschorn...
11 Dec 2001From February 11 to March 9, Ursus Prints will present its second solo exhibition of drawings by Victor,...
04 Dec 2001Ralph Esmerian's collection, which includes many of the icons of the folk art world, will now be "singing"...
04 Dec 2001"[His work], more than that of any other Japanese woodblock print artist, appeals profound-ly and directly...
04 Dec 2001"At any other time, this painting would have easily gone over a million. I didn't think I had a chance...
04 Dec 2001This mantra applies to the masterfully orchestrated, 300-lot auction of the Hegarty toy trove, which...
04 Dec 2001Furnishings from Europe, Asia and America appealed to a wide range of tastes at Weschler's, with...
04 Dec 2001A. Alfred Taubman: 'Dumb' and 'hungry' or scheming genius? The jury will decide....A horror show of smashed...
04 Dec 2001At the Boston International Fine Art Show this year, exhibitors traveled from Calgary, Canada, as well...
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