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15 Feb 2005At the end, it was down to two determined buyers - a phone bidder and auctioneer Carl Stinson, who was present...
15 Feb 2005The auction grossed $13.3 million, up from $12.5 million a year ago, and instituted January 18, the new 20 percent...
15 Feb 2005A standing-room-only crowd was on hand for Arts and Crafts period furniture, tiles, art pottery, art glass...
15 Feb 2005Collectors could start with newly discovered artists, or they could invest in six-figure works by big-name...
15 Feb 2005"We are full for the fall show."
15 Feb 2005The four-acre garden will essentially replace what is now the museum's parking lot.
15 Feb 2005On view are this Baroque master's finest and most representative drawings, including dozens that have...
15 Feb 2005The show features a selection of paintings, drawings and two rare sculptures, all from the artist's personal...
15 Feb 2005This smallish but comprehensive exhibition will help solidify Noland's special niche in Twentieth Century...
15 Feb 2005A new exhibition at the Albright Knox Art Gallery encourages the viewer, with the aid of site-specific...
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