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Article Archives
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27 Sep 2005The exhibition, "Eva Zeisel: The Playful Search for Beauty," is on view at the Hillwood Museum and Gardens...
27 Sep 2005"In Private Hands: 200 Years of American Painting," exhibits some of the finest works of American art held...
27 Sep 2005"We found the sale to be very successful," said owner Mike Fallon.
27 Sep 2005People seemed to be coming from everywhere to bid on the contents of Merritt's Museum of Childhood, 1,301...
27 Sep 2005Attracting many dealers from the nearby vicinity and some from throughout New York and New England, the show...
27 Sep 2005"Attendance doubled," stated MADA president Nancy Glazer. As buyers rushed onto the floor, many dealers...
27 Sep 2005For the first time, the $1 million barrier has been breached in contemporary Indian art following Christie's...
27 Sep 2005At Christie's September 20 sale, a rare Fourteenth Century painting and a sublime Persian-inscribed Sixteenth...
20 Sep 2005An auction of Nineteenth and Twentieth Century Prints and Drawing at Swann Galleries saw active bidding...
20 Sep 2005Just weeks after acquiring a complete set of Grueby tiles, the Two Red Roses Foundation acquired a Grueby...
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