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29 Mar 2005The 16-inch, reverse painted creation attracted a great deal of interest.
29 Mar 2005The portfolio, by Hill and Wall, included all 20 hand-colored prints with accompanying text sheets.
29 Mar 2005In front of a packed house, with more than 500 registered Internet bidders and six phone lines in action,...
29 Mar 2005The event has adapted to the different trends and styles of the business and is still widely regarded...
29 Mar 2005English ceramics, glass, and minor arts were strongly represented, but this year's theme was "French...
29 Mar 2005A good many deals are available, even to a member of the American trade.
29 Mar 2005For years George Stubbs was considered a mere painter of animals for a small group of sporting clients....
29 Mar 2005The Worcester Art Museum, in partnership with Clark University and the College of the Holy Cross, will...
29 Mar 2005Until now no single exhibition has identified and explored the theme that runs through this genre.
29 Mar 2005Fidelity to her calling coupled with a genuinely brilliant mind, exactingly high standards and a dogged...
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