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Drawing on America's Past

11 Feb 2003

The National Gallery of Art is currently celebrating the 60th anniversary of its 1943 acquisition of the "Index...
'Peering through the Window of America's Past'

11 Feb 2003

Rose Anna and John Kolar furnished their home with the arts and crafts of early Pennsylvania. Their sources...
Record George Ohr Teapot Leads Craftsman Auction

11 Feb 2003

Also offered were groups of lighting, metal, art glass and framed art before full-house crowds. The event...
Mickey Mouse Provides a Golden Opportunity at Fontaine's and a $690,000 Price Tag

11 Feb 2003

The auction generated a great deal of interest, grossing $3.2 million. The top lot was a solid gold Mickey...
Antiques @ The Piers

11 Feb 2003

"There isn't a better time to be in this business. Most antiques customers are 55 to 70 years...
A Busy Two Weeks for Sotheby’s

11 Feb 2003

The firm took the unprecedented action of publicly bringing a lawsuit against pop singer Michael Jackson...
Historic Deerfield Names New Executive Director

11 Feb 2003

Philip Zea, vice president for museums and collections at the Society for the Preservation of New England...
Travel by Train

11 Feb 2003

American rail posters, paralleling developments in the graphic arts at large, combined the national taste...
Ursus To Feature the Illustrated Books of Matisse and Picasso

11 Feb 2003

To coincide with the forthcoming exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art entitled"Matisse Picasso,"...
Works by Minerva J. Chapman on View in San Francisco

11 Feb 2003

Chapman's soft palette reflected the times before electric lights and the introduction of less academic...

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