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24 Aug 2004The gallery's Signature Auction in New York City brought a total of $8,155,332.
24 Aug 2004Highlights from St Charles Gallery's auction included a rare Louis Comfort Tiffany bronze vase, which...
24 Aug 2004A "warm and friendly group of dealers" exhibit at this twice-a-year event.
24 Aug 2004"Who has the most shows? Flamingo has twenty-something. Irene Stella had me beat at one point," said...
24 Aug 2004In a move reminiscent of those of its sister state, representatives of South Carolina marched into a local...
24 Aug 2004The Textile Museum examines this phenomenon as rendered in the designs of Seventeenth to Nineteenth Century...
24 Aug 2004This installation assembles sculpture, decorative arts and drawings to complement paintings from the Wadsworth...
24 Aug 2004Rudolph (1918-1997) was a modernist, best known for his major public and academic projects.
24 Aug 2004Cropsey's yellow and white Gothic Revival cottage has become a rich repository of the artist's oil paintings,...
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