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27 Jan 2004The rare Renaissance period carved marble fireplace surround attributed to the workshop of Mathieu Jacquet...
27 Jan 2004The charming, realistically modeled piece is one of only two or three known to exist.
27 Jan 2004The event marked the return of a partnership between Jerry Cohen and David Rago, who, along with Suzanne...
27 Jan 2004The Ch'ien Lung period piece was consigned by a private Connecticut collector who traded in China and Japan...
27 Jan 2004Sales were robust through the course of the ten-day show, especially for dealers in a broad spectrum...
27 Jan 2004This year's event, which opened to a packed house, was a barn-burner, with excellent business reported...
27 Jan 2004One of two events under the Stella Management banner, the show was the subject of a great deal of attention...
27 Jan 2004Kodner Gallery will feature 100 works by artists who spent years traveling, exploring and illustrating...
27 Jan 2004Prints by Paul Sandby, considered one of the most influential English landscape artists working during...
27 Jan 2004There to record the scene, and so many others during the subsequent months, was 26-year-old Army photographer...
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