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28 Sep 2004The hand-colored engraving of the 1770 Boston Massacre turned up in a trunk from the estate of Elizabeth...
28 Sep 2004The sale's three-day total was $3,984,260, exceeding the high estimate of $1.5 million, and was 99 percent...
28 Sep 2004The price makes it one of the top five jerseys of all time.
28 Sep 2004Change is not always a bad thing, and the makeover that Wilton received for this particular show seemed...
28 Sep 2004The Jenkins family has been recruiting new dealers to bring the event back to its position as one of the most...
28 Sep 2004The combination of a nice day and a popular show pulled a crowd of just over 3,000, with a large opening...
28 Sep 2004"Drawn By the Brush" explores Ruben's creative process and his successful career.
28 Sep 2004The Cleveland Museum of Art displays 80 examples of Books of Hours, psalters, missals, breviaries, and antiphonals.
28 Sep 2004The Currier will feature 52 watercolors and two temperas painted by the artist during the first 15 years...
28 Sep 2004How a distinctly English pottery became a uniquely American one is the subject of the new exhibit at the University...
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