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03 Dec 2002When the Museum for African Art moved from SoHo this fall to its interim location in Queens, it opened...
03 Dec 2002Enthusiasm crossed over all categories of instruments offered, from violin family instruments and bows...
03 Dec 2002The blanket nearly had been thrown away by its owners, but advertised as an important American Indian...
03 Dec 2002The rare weathervane attracted a great deal of interest prior to the auction, according to the gallery,...
03 Dec 2002This year there were 15 new dealers at the show due to some last-minute cancellations. Though there was room...
03 Dec 2002The ramifications of the events of September 11 on 2002 tourism were felt throughout Vermont, and the Shelburne...
03 Dec 2002Selling a painting would provide enough money to operate the Barnes gallery and school "for the next...
03 Dec 2002On view at the Hood Museum of Art of Dartmouth College through December 15, this exhibit offers fascinating...
03 Dec 2002Andrea di Bartolo's "Madonna and Child" altarpiece is the subject of a special project on the museum's...
03 Dec 2002Although the gallery specializes in Dutch and Flemish Seventeenth Century paintings, there will be examples...
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