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19 Mar 2002Of the 20 American and English needlework samplers offered during Pook & Pook, Inc.'s February...
19 Mar 2002The large crowd at York Town's two-day February auction drew almost 600 registered bidders, and there...
19 Mar 2002John Fontaine held a February 15-17 sale, where more than $2.4 million was generated, including 12 percent...
19 Mar 2002The Triple Pier Antiques Show is a New York City icon consisting of three piers jutting into the Hudson...
19 Mar 2002Works on Paper, in its 14th year, has become a staple on the New York City art buffet. Unlike food, the kind...
19 Mar 2002The Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) has returned a late medieval Persian or Mughal textile canopy...
19 Mar 2002For more than 60 years, André Masson created a startlingly prolific body of work - paintings, prints,...
19 Mar 2002The Philadelphia Museum of Art has announced that it has received as a gift, from trustee and collector...
19 Mar 2002After five years of intense research and restoration work, George Washington's Gristmill at Mount...
19 Mar 2002NEW YORK CITY Over the course of what is now a relatively long and productive career, Jamie Wyeth...
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