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26 Feb 2002Approximately 40 exquisite photographs of a bygone era, taken by one of photography's great early...
26 Feb 2002Tucked away in a private home for the past century, "Little Girl in A Red Dress Holding Toys"...
26 Feb 2002Despite a winter storm that left much of the area without power, determined buyers filled the hall and numerous...
26 Feb 2002The five-slat, ladder-back armchair, found in an attic, generated a lot of presale interest and retained...
26 Feb 2002The Jewish Museum gets its Chagall back in the midst of controversy over a Holocaust-related exhibit....LVMH...
26 Feb 2002Stella Show Mgmt. Co. put on another production that, like a great Tennessee Williams' play, was carried...
26 Feb 2002Pick any state on the East Coast and a strong contingent of dealers will be found at Heart. Pennsylvania...
26 Feb 2002"The 1948 Directors of the Société Anonyme Exhibition," on view at the Yale University Art Gallery...
26 Feb 2002Paintings, sculptures and photographs from some of the most prominent artists of the last four decades...
26 Feb 2002Mitchell-Innes & Nash will feature an historical survey of paintings and drawings by the late Abstract...
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