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17 Jan 2006A rare Nineteenth Century silver dollar, previously owned by a legendary banker known as the "King of Coins,"...
17 Jan 2006A rare Nineteenth Century silver dollar, previously owned by a legendary banker known as the "King of Coins,"...
17 Jan 2006Philadelphia will salute the 300th birthday of the Founding Father with "Benjamin Franklin: In Search...
17 Jan 2006The Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art will present the first major exhibition in Connecticut of work by the French...
17 Jan 2006At Weschler's auction of American and European fine art last month, the gallery was filled with many...
17 Jan 2006Rose Hill's recent high end sale of art and antiques featured the collection of antiques from the Carl...
17 Jan 2006A Lake County judge has ruled that the great-nephew of John Dillinger can seek damages from the Lake...
17 Jan 2006The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art has obtained one of the country's largest collections of American photography,...
17 Jan 2006The Italian picture "Motif Dalmate" by Zoran Anton Music, who died recently, was the star attraction...
17 Jan 2006"The idea of an exclusive and all-inclusive Pottery, Porcelain and Ceramics Expo came to me over a year...
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