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15 Oct 2002As Nineteenth Century British artists took on the nude that most natural of human states their...
15 Oct 2002Auctioneer William J. Jenack would discover, much to his dismay, that a "thief" was conducting...
15 Oct 2002Was the elephant trade sign offered at Christie's a portent of things to come? It certainly demonstrated...
15 Oct 2002A rare and desirable painting by one of America's premier sporting illustrators brought a record...
15 Oct 2002The mounted soldiers, set 39, retained the original box, consisted of 72 figures, and had been consigned...
15 Oct 2002The top lot came in the form of a George Washington autographed manuscript, which revealed his early...
15 Oct 2002Want to pump up a show, turn it completely around and give it life and pizzazz? Then give Lou Marotta...
15 Oct 2002The 26th annual event was steeped in tradition -- the tradition of antiques, the tradition of Putnam...
15 Oct 2002The merchants' association seeks to acquaint the public with the quality, range and depth of Americana...
15 Oct 2002The museum will model an extensive selection of its antique fashion finery, featuring more than 300 pieces...
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