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08 Jan 2002This large and diverse exhibition, the first retrospective in nearly two decades, offers rewarding viewing...
08 Jan 2002"I just think it shows a tremendous amount of strength in the California market, in general,"...
08 Jan 2002The sale included the only known photographic image of Sam Wilson of Troy, N.Y., the original progenitor...
08 Jan 2002An important circa 1902 Van Briggle "Despondency" vase illustrating the Art Nouveau influence...
08 Jan 2002Antiques dealer may have purchased Nazi-looted painting at Phillips-Selkirk....Gerald Peters sues Pacific...
08 Jan 2002The workmanship required to paint on the porous lava ground, quarried from the Comte de Chabrol de Volvic's...
08 Jan 2002The newly reinstalled gallery showcases the museum's collection of objects created by ancient Central...
08 Jan 2002Featured are a variety of Medieval enamels, Byzantine, Medieval, Renaissance and Baroque ivories, wood...
08 Jan 2002Researched by and on loan from the Vermont Historical Society as it undergoes extensive renovations,...
08 Jan 2002Spanierman introduces Chinese-born watercolorist Paul Ching-Bor, whose dynamic images of New York's...
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