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16 Jul 2002Hamilton alumni have lent works from their personal collections for the display, and many are on public...
16 Jul 2002History was made on July 10 when a completely unknown early work by Sir Peter Paul Rubens brought £49.5...
16 Jul 2002Items from the estate of Kenneth and Helen Gemmill included a Chippendale chest of drawers attributed...
16 Jul 2002The top lot of the sale, a 30- by 36-inch Emile A. Gruppe oil painting of nudes in a landscape, sold...
16 Jul 2002The fair introduced some changes this June, not in order to reinvent itself (there is after all a well...
16 Jul 2002Promoter/manager Vivien Cord said glowingly, "This show is magic." Judging from the steady...
16 Jul 2002The 160-year-old art museum's plans call for razing the Goodwin building and replacing it with a new structure...
16 Jul 2002Discover examples of superb Eighteenth Century American craftsmanship in silver and gold and learn about...
16 Jul 2002The exhibition at the Bard Graduate Center examines more than 200 objects and designs produced over 150 years,...
16 Jul 2002Boston's JMW Gallery will exhibit more than 100 objects from the Arts and Crafts movement by four of the period's...
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