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06 Mar 2002Several other lots in the Cambridge, Mass. auction had been stored since 1973 at a small facility south...
05 Mar 2002In the mid-1940s, H.W. Janson, author of the influential textbook "History of Art," built what...
05 Mar 2002The gallery may be better known for American furniture, but it hit the jackpot with works on paper. Three...
05 Mar 2002Swann's best poster sale to date featured works by master Alphonse Mucha. A complete set of "The...
05 Mar 2002eBay admits defeat in Japan....French justice system isn't finished with Yahoo!....Rare missing print...
05 Mar 2002After Dan Morphy bought the show last November, his first order of business was to expand the event to include...
05 Mar 2002Included in the gift is one of the rare "Stone" copies of the Declaration of Independence,...
05 Mar 2002The Medici family's passion for the arts and fascination with the natural sciences, from the Fifteenth...
05 Mar 2002Intricately engraved vessels for everyday use, helmets and swords, and instruments for locating the direction...
05 Mar 2002Highlighting clay, fiber, glass, metal and wood, the installation is on display now through the end of May as part...
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