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11 Jan 2005The Wadsworth showcases some 70 paintings in its permanent collection that have rarely been shown due to their...
11 Jan 2005When a young New Yorker followed his fancy to Paris in the 1920s, he laid the foundation for both a remarkable...
04 Jan 2005The museum assembles 30 works from its collections that illustrate the predominance of this color in American...
04 Jan 2005The set, from the collection of King Farouk of Egypt, is the only known cased pair and well exceeded...
04 Jan 2005A one-of-a-kind Sandusky Tool Co. ebony and ivory, self-adjusting, center-wheel plow plane set a new world...
04 Jan 2005After nearly a century, this "Holy Grail" of national bank notes made a record-breaking appearance in St. Louis.
04 Jan 2005Got the urge for the annual splurge in the Big Apple? We've got the scoop on all the events.
04 Jan 2005During his seven years as chief executive officer of A&L, Hosley contributed greatly to the growth and visibility...
04 Jan 2005Managed by Susie McMillan, this year's well-balanced show presented a wide range of antique furniture,...
04 Jan 2005The McMullen Museum of Art at Boston College will feature more than 100 worls by key artists of the movement,...
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