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11 May 2004French Cameo rdf_Descriptions from a private Philadelphia collection attracted a great deal of interest....
11 May 2004It quickly became obvious at the preview that well-healed patrons were there not only to support the Botanical...
11 May 2004The multitude of variations possible in glass makes it a lifelong study for many of the 60 dealers at the show.
11 May 2004The purchase had been rumored for more than a year, and, in fact, Jenkins said "the negotiations were...
11 May 2004The more than 750 hand-colored lithographs were amassed by Silver Springs, Md., collectors Lenore B. and Sidney...
11 May 2004The Bruce Museum presents a rare chance to see selections from the renowned JPMorgan Chase Art Collection,...
11 May 2004Somerset House and King's College commemorate the fourth centenary of the Treaty of London between England...
11 May 2004New work by Ralf Feyl is being shown on the twelfth anniversary of the artist's first exhibition at The Cooley...
11 May 2004The shows coincide with the reopening of PAAM's refurbished galleries in the Provincetown Art Colony.
11 May 2004Sotheby's made history this past week as it became the first auction house to sell a work of art for a price...
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