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09 Apr 2002Think of the work of Alexander Calder, Joseph Cornell, Marcel Duchamp, René Magritte, Elie Nadelman...
09 Apr 2002"The collecting trend seems to be moving toward the more individual pieces as opposed to the corporate...
09 Apr 2002The sale featured a private collection of works by Ernest Hemingway and Joseph Conrad, including a copy...
09 Apr 2002The 36-year cast-iron automotive and fire toy collection of Iowa physician Dr Jim Collins; the impeccable...
09 Apr 2002In a town with approximately 500 Eighteenth or Nineteenth Century houses, it is most appropriate that...
09 Apr 2002A common passion for American decorative arts was a theme sounded throughout the evening, as one speaker...
09 Apr 2002To the delight of collectors and antiques dealers, Stella Show Mgmt. Co took over Piers 88, 90 and 92 for yet another...
09 Apr 2002In an unusual case of disputed ownership, a Nineteenth Century landscape serendipitously discovered in a Simsbury...
09 Apr 2002An overview of the development of the movement from the late 1880s to the early Twentieth Century will...
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