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Article Archives
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29 Jan 2002"We were honored to be her friend, knowing that Pat Guthmans do not cross your path all that often...
29 Jan 2002One of New Hampshire's most distinguished art appreciators, Fuller assembled the majority of works...
29 Jan 2002A professional artist since the age of 20, with classical training emphasizing drawing, Traynor's...
29 Jan 2002An acclaimed photographer, Misrach has been creating images of the American West for more than 30 years....
29 Jan 2002Frank Bernarducci and Louis K. Meisel are presenting the first New York solo exhibition of still lifes...
29 Jan 2002The Bennington Museum has started the New Year off with 56 photographs by the renowned photographer Lewis...
25 Jan 2002The first exhibition of Chinese bronze mirrors to be shown in New York City will be on view at China...
22 Jan 2002More than 3,000 people passed through the York Avenue auction house during ten days of presale exhibitions...
22 Jan 2002In all, the gallery's two-day sale of Important American Furniture, Silver and Folk Art reached $10.8...
22 Jan 2002Still and mechanical bank collectors faxed, phoned, mailed, bid live by Internet and in person for banks,...
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