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10 May 2005The audience's undisputed favorite, the lot came from a European private collection where it had been...
10 May 2005The fine Chumash basket left the auction room spellbound.
10 May 2005The rare mallard hen decoy by the Philadelphia carver retained its near mint original paint and was in a swimming...
10 May 2005"It's a small world and we all suffer from the same addiction."
10 May 2005There may have been several things working against the show , but it was reported that many dealers had a profitable...
10 May 2005According to management, it was "simply due to a glitch in the booking of the fairgrounds on this particular...
10 May 2005The curatorial team will show how the museum has helped fuel interest in Nineteenth Century European...
10 May 2005For the first the time, the Birmingham Museum of Art's holdings of Eighteenth Century paintings, ceramics,...
10 May 2005Retreating from the realities of the early modern era - with its burgeoning industry and crowded cities...
10 May 2005As a wonderful exhibition at the National Gallery documents, Stuart's artistic legacy includes splendid...
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