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15 Jun 2004The successful buyer was described as a "local collector who decided to stay home and bid by phone."
15 Jun 2004In as-found condition and retaining the original period frame, the painting was in need of nothing but a good...
15 Jun 2004Avid fans and collectors from around the world flocked to Sotheby's salesroom and competed with bidders...
15 Jun 2004The show's family-style character is so ingrained that the 200 or so dealers who make up the Rhinebeck...
15 Jun 2004The Rhinebeck Antiques Show has been full for many years, turning away dealers. John and Tina Bruno saw an opportunity...
15 Jun 2004Fine art dealer surrenders to authorities in Manhattan....Casino owner buys a Sargent at Sotheby's....The...
15 Jun 2004Maine's Portland Museum of Art looks at the relationship between European and American artists between...
15 Jun 2004Harvard's Fogg Art Museum explores John Singleton Copley's working methods through preparatory works...
15 Jun 2004This will be the first major show to explore in detail the impact of Venetian-style glassmaking across...
15 Jun 2004The artist is one of a number of highly accomplished and significant American sculptors who have not received...
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