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09 Jul 2002In Search of a National Landscape: William Trost Richards and the Artists' Adirondacks 1850 - 1870...
09 Jul 2002"Nu au collier" depicts Picasso's favorite muse, Marie-Thérèse Walter, and dates from...
09 Jul 2002The rarity of Lucioni's paintings at auction brought forth intense interest. The "Steeple Through...
09 Jul 2002Early American History Auctions' mail bid event consisted of 1,363 lots of autographs, coins, currency...
09 Jul 2002Despite the productivity of the weekend, in selling and educating visitors in genres from tramp art to mocha...
09 Jul 2002Sewell arrived in 1973, the year when the department of American art was founded, to become its first...
09 Jul 2002Venable, whose artistic expertise is in American and European decorative arts, has served in positions...
09 Jul 2002The display has been called "probably the most ambitious exhibition shown by the Pennsylvania Academy...
09 Jul 2002The private and foundation collections of Eli and Edythe Broad, ranked among the foremost holdings of contemporary...
09 Jul 2002The exhibition captured national headlines earlier this year when the National Endowment for the Arts...
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