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11 Jun 2002The museum has opened a building whose architecture and exhibitions point to a different approach for museums...
11 Jun 2002At its expanded premises in downtown Boston, Skinner provided fireworks in the form of a "gentleman's...
11 Jun 2002Approximately 120 bidders were on the floor, with additional left bids and phone bidders, in competition...
11 Jun 2002The auction featured a two-generation collection from a South Windsor, Conn., farmhouse packed with Eighteenth,...
11 Jun 2002Looking for the epicenter of the antiques trade? Try Rhinebeck, where controlled pandemonium prevailed...
11 Jun 2002Culminating a four-year, $1.3 million restoration and redevelopment effort, the Antiquarian & Landmarks...
11 Jun 2002The rare 1984 marble sculpture by 91-year-old Louise Bourgeois was won by the CMA for 1.3 million, a record...
11 Jun 2002The nearly life-size work of art, which was likely originally made for religious processions during Holy...
11 Jun 2002"Family" as a theme for 37 contemporary artists provides us with a thought-provoking experience....
11 Jun 2002The Field Museum showcases the largest, most ambitious exhibition ever put together on this fascinating...
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