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26 Dec 2006James D. Julia’s December 1–2 auction of fine glass and lamps was filled with treasures for both...
26 Dec 2006Fantasy Figures Rule The Day At Skinner’s Americana
26 Dec 2006Christie’s November 8 evening sale of Impressionist and Modern art realized $491,472,000, setting a new record...
26 Dec 2006Three Exhibitions Currently On View At Fogg Art Museum, Busch-Reisinger Museum & Arthur M. Sackler...
26 Dec 2006Devoted to the collaboration between the celebrated painters Peter Paul Rubens and Jan Brueghel the Elder,...
26 Dec 2006Philadelphia Mayor John F. Street announced at a press conference on December 21 that Thomas Eakins’...
26 Dec 2006For the 25th consecutive year, Bettianne Sweeney and her family managed and hosted the Thanksgiving Holiday...
26 Dec 2006Rarities of all national stripes were on display by 115 dealers inside the Wilton High School field house...
22 Dec 2006Status, prosperity and delicious indulgences. That is the top-line social history behind the exhibit...
19 Dec 2006
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