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Article Archives
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27 Aug 2002CHICAGO, ILL. An exhibition of works on paper created by German artists ranging over the past two centuries...
27 Aug 2002Negotiating History: German Art and the Past...
27 Aug 2002Nearly 300 pieces of fine American and European Art crossed the auction block on July 31 at Barridoff...
27 Aug 2002For the second time within a one-week span, an impressive example of James Bard work came to auction,...
27 Aug 2002Swann Galleries' August 7 sale of vintage posters featured Hans Rudi Erdt's Wright/Flugvorführungen,...
27 Aug 2002It's a good team: The Nantucket Historical Association (NHA) and the Antiques Council. The "team's"...
27 Aug 2002Seventy dealers moved into the Fish Center on Thursday, August 15, and set-up continued into early evening...
27 Aug 2002The 90th Birchwood Manor Antiques Show was held July 26-28 at what many consider the quintessential location...
27 Aug 2002A major retrospective of works by Jacob Lawrence will open at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston on October...
27 Aug 2002The Fine Art Society will host an exhibition of recent drawings by John Sergeant from October 25 to November...
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