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Article Archives
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12 Dec 2006“Yacht Race in New York Harbor” by James E. Buttersworth sold for $161,000 at the December 10 sale...
12 Dec 2006Change, in addition to being unavoidable, is never easy.
12 Dec 2006The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation announced December 8 that it plans to sell Carter’s Grove, its 400-acre...
12 Dec 2006Throughout December, Winston-Salem’s historic district is alive with candlelight tours and caroling,...
12 Dec 2006“A healthy result for a well-edited sale was the outcome of today’s Nineteenth Century European paintings...
12 Dec 2006Mastro Auctions’ Classic Collector auction, which closed October 26, set a new company record, outpacing...
12 Dec 2006(AP) — A painting believed to be a previously unknown work by Flemish master Peter Paul Rubens sold...
12 Dec 2006Sollo Rago Modern Auctions continued a record climb on October 21 and 22, grossing $6 million and setting...
12 Dec 2006Each of London Olympia’s trio of fairs, taking place in spring, summer and winter, has its own distinct...
12 Dec 2006“Annie Leibovitz: A Photographer’s Life, 1990–2005,” an exhibition of more than 100 photographs,...
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