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Article Archives
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19 Oct 2004The furniture section contributed to top-level prices, with a zitan three-railing bed setting a world...
19 Oct 2004The sale's top lot was a 1974 untitled work by Sam Francis that brought $253,900, purchased by a private...
19 Oct 2004Amid a bidding frenzy that came from all directions, the allegorical money box opened at $85,000 and,...
19 Oct 2004The term "show circuit" takes on a whole new meaning during the first weekend in October here.
19 Oct 2004"High" American country is the show's calling card.
19 Oct 2004"High" American country is this show's calling card.
19 Oct 2004Its popularity as a "pickers' paradise" was clearly evident.
19 Oct 2004The show had to compete with ski lift rides to view the foliage. No contest.
19 Oct 2004This is the grand finale of the five-show weekend extravaganza.
19 Oct 2004The Allentown Art Museum explores changing attitudes about nature and explains the indelible connection...
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