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28 Nov 2006While the merchandise was not exactly falling out of the sky, as it appeared to be on the witty cover...
28 Nov 2006“Athens-Sparta: From the 8th to the 5th Centuries BC,” an exhibition of rare archeological artifacts...
28 Nov 2006Opening December 2, “New Acquisitions 2006” highlights works of art acquired by the Portland Museum...
28 Nov 2006The RISD Museum of Art will present “Urban America, 1930–1970,” an exhibition of works that reflect...
28 Nov 2006An eBay Live computer system crash that lasted for four hours on October 21 stymied online bidders competing...
28 Nov 2006More than 1,000 lots of Majolica, Minton, Wedgwood and Palissy wares drew buyers from around the country...
28 Nov 2006Buyers found the offerings appealing at Shannon’s October 26 auction of Fine American and European...
28 Nov 2006Of Brian and Anna Haughton’s five shows in New York and London, it is their flagship fair, the International...
28 Nov 2006Anchoring the popular New York Fine Art Print Week in and around Manhattan between October 30 and November...
28 Nov 2006If you happened to be in the market for an antique tall case clock, then you should have been in Wilmington...
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