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17 Dec 2002The Maccolloch Hall Historical Museum documents not only the qualities that made Thomas Nast America's...
17 Dec 2002The sum, paid by an anonymous phone bidder for a bronze and leaded glass table lamp by Frank Lloyd Wright,...
17 Dec 2002The rare vellum commission from the US Army, issued to George G. Mead for the rank of brigadier general,...
17 Dec 2002Max Weber's high-voltage masterpiece from 1913 brought competition from no fewer than five bidders...
17 Dec 2002The instant patina of this lustrous expo reflects the wisdom and experience of its 50 exhibitors, all members...
17 Dec 2002The Egan harp in recent years was bought at auction by New York concert soprano Heidi Nitze, and sat in need...
17 Dec 2002In 1996, "Art and Antiques" magazine named Pearson one of the top 100 collectors in America....
17 Dec 2002The treasures of France's second largest museum are having their US debut at Atlanta's High...
17 Dec 2002An exhibition of 26 works from the Yale University Art Gallery's wide-ranging and rich collection...
17 Dec 2002A retrospective exhibition of the photography of Andreas Feininger, "Life" magazine photographer...
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