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13 Aug 2002What is folk art? We still cannot tell you for sure, but we know it when we see it. We think. ...
13 Aug 2002"Against the volatility of the financial markets," said Edward Dolman, CEO, "the relative...
13 Aug 2002The gift enables the Wadsworth to hire a research assistant; photograph the objects; publish and update...
13 Aug 2002De Groff has taught art history for 12 years, including courses on "The Italian Renaissance in Florence"...
13 Aug 2002The collection, comprising more than 800 pieces of American Indian art selected for outstanding design...
13 Aug 2002Macculloch Hall Historical Museum will commemorate the occasion with objects from the museum's collection...
13 Aug 2002New work from photographer Gunnar Plake will be featured in a solo exhibition of Western landscapes entitled...
06 Aug 2002A striking exhibition of French maritime history is currently on display at the Peabody Essex Museum...
06 Aug 2002High reserves deprived both the Kahns and Northeast Auction of substantial profit and, at least for the moment,...
06 Aug 2002The paintings were consigned from a direct descendent and were offered for the first time. Both have...
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