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03 Feb 2004This time around paintings registered the highest bids, with Ralph Fasanella's view of New York City...
03 Feb 2004Inlaid with initials "MHP" in its arch, the clock surrendered to a persistent phone bidder over an absentee...
03 Feb 2004The total represents the highest grossing single sale in the company's ten-year history.
03 Feb 2004Unlike other Triple Pier events, the Americana Week version features a single-shot opening. A huge crowd...
03 Feb 2004As in past years, pottery, both English and American, was a bestseller at this scholarly specialty event...
03 Feb 2004Midwestern architect Albert McArthur followed Frank Lloyd Wright's design philosophy at the Arizona Biltmore...
03 Feb 2004An exhibit at The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art speaks to the encounter of two cultures in North America.
03 Feb 2004This intimate look at the exclusive world of geisha culture also addresses cultural perceptions of a uniquely...
03 Feb 2004The spirit of rock n' roll is alive and well at the museum as it displays more than 100 vintage offset...
03 Feb 2004A new exhibition at The Baltimore Museum of Art attempts to provide answers to the mystery of why these...
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