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10 Sep 2002Celebrating the 50th anniversary of the museum, a first-ever traveling exhibition of Winterthur's unparalleled...
10 Sep 2002A half-dozen weathervanes with uncommon motifs excited considerable interest. A silhouette fox weathervane...
10 Sep 2002The top lot of the sale, a 21-inch French Bisque Bebe incised "A.T.," drew applause when it ended...
10 Sep 2002A total of 245 bidding numbers were issued at Boyd for the 430 lots offered, generating a gross of $175,000....
10 Sep 2002Despite brisk activity at the opening of this most recent outing, the show opened on a somewhat somber...
10 Sep 2002Slated for completion in 2005, the plans feature an enhanced museum with three new wings, 50 percent...
10 Sep 2002The book describes Deerfield's defining moment, the attack by the French and their Native American...
10 Sep 2002From the New York State Museum, the collection features furniture, silver, ceramics and paintings showing...
10 Sep 2002Like the more famous Vermeer, Michael Sweerts was "rediscovered" in the modern era by art historians,...
10 Sep 2002Albert Shahinian's show brings together living representational artists whose philosophies, inspirations,...
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