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14 Jan 2003Deception breaks trust, destroys relationships, and brands the deceivers as less than honorable, at best....
14 Jan 2003With more than 75 auctions taking place during the two-week span between this past year's holiday...
14 Jan 2003Property ranging from Twentieth Century design furniture and decorative art to paintings, lithographs...
14 Jan 2003The two-day event saw 1,469 lots auctioned without reserve to 564 registered bidders, including 103 telephone...
14 Jan 2003We've got the scoop on all the shows, sales, seminars and receptions you could possibly attend....
14 Jan 2003Many dealers arrived with modest expectations after a slow autumn in the showrooms, and left pleasantly...
14 Jan 2003A cache of manuscripts and photographs by and about the mid-Twentieth Century American artist Arthur...
14 Jan 2003The exhibition of more than 25 drawings, ranging in date from circa 1525 to 1905, will include major...
14 Jan 2003"Bill Brandt: A Retrospective" and "Edward Weston: Life Work" are at the Milwaukee...
14 Jan 2003Historic Deerfield's renowned collection of ceramics will be the featured loan exhibition at the 2003...
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