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17 Oct 2006Longtime rare book dealer and Winter Show exhibitor Elizabeth Kling Trace, known to friends and colleagues...
16 Oct 2006In mid-September, when some art-world elite were jetting off to Paris for the Biennale des Antiquaires,...
10 Oct 2006The Cleveland Museum of Art will present the landmark exhibition “Barcelona & Modernity: Picasso,...
10 Oct 2006The Harvard University Art Museums will present “A Public Patriotic Museum: Artworks and Artifacts...
10 Oct 2006“Ehon: The Artist and the Book in Japan,” a visually spectacular, in-depth historical and thematic...
10 Oct 2006Altermann Galleries held several art auctions this summer that resulted in sales of $2,984,947.
10 Oct 2006Almost at the very end of the recent weeklong Asian arts sale at Eldred’s, it was a Twentieth Century...
10 Oct 2006Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century Continental blended with Mid-century Modern furniture attracted bidders...
10 Oct 2006The successful bidder who paid $16,940 for the exceptional red painted Indian Chief motorcycle at Robert...
10 Oct 2006“I thought I owned the best weathervane until one this came along,” folk art collector Jerry Lauren...
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