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06 May 2003The University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology contains one of the finest collections...
06 May 2003The Hermann Hauser 1936 creation sold for $93,210, doubling the previous world auction record for a Hauser...
06 May 2003Furniture from private homes, portraits from institutions, and samplers from longtime collectors all exceeded...
06 May 2003The lens, a Photographe à Verres Combinés by Charles Chevalier, Paris, started at $33,000. ...
06 May 2003While the show remains a first-class event, the question raised by some is whether serious selling goes...
06 May 2003Last August the Capitol City's oldest house was almost destroyed by an SUV that jumped the curb at the intersection...
06 May 2003The board of directors of the Appraisers Association of America has elected Sack in recognition of a lifetime's...
06 May 2003Beginning May 11 and continuing through August 3, images exploring the natural world by internationally...
06 May 2003A collection of more than 75 pieces of ancient glass spanning three millennia - from circa fifth century...
06 May 2003More than 200 photographs and drawings created by abstract sculptor Isamu Noguchi during travels funded...
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