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29 Jun 2004In a packed salesroom, bidders from all over the world competed passionately to acquire guitars from...
29 Jun 2004"The Sachsen-Meiningen set of 'The Birds of America,' extraordinary because of its excellent and uncut...
29 Jun 2004It sold to a determined Nathan Tuttle of Gardner, Me., who drove all night to win the lot in person.
29 Jun 2004Approximately 83 exhibitors, up from 45 in 2003, presented artifacts and textiles of Asia, Africa, Oceania,...
29 Jun 2004When the dealers arrived on Friday for setup, many commented that for the first time in many years the grass...
29 Jun 2004Thirty-two dealers from across the nation were again assembled by Robert Armacost, show manager.
29 Jun 2004A group of 75 rare watercolors, pastels and drawings, made from the 1860s through the 1990s by some of America's...
29 Jun 2004The High Museum of Art presents the first solo exhibition of Woodruff's paintings in Atlanta since his death...
29 Jun 2004The Bruce Museum features images of the film's production documented by a group of nine photographers...
29 Jun 2004Around Washington, various museums and organizations have mounted exhibitions to pay homage to "the greatest...
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