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12 Nov 2007At Sotheby November 7 evening sale of Impressionist and Modern art, the top lot was Paul Gauguin...
12 Nov 2007One of the great landscape painters of all time, and arguably Great Britain finest artist, Joseph...
06 Nov 2007Painted furniture, textiles, folk art, delft, stoneware, Grenfell rugs, paintings and nautical items...
06 Nov 2007The Fenimore Art Museum has received many notable gifts in recent months, including a substantial Native...
06 Nov 2007⁗oman: The Art of Gaston Lachaise†will be on view November 17⁆ebruary 17 at the Nasher Sculpture...
06 Nov 2007Focusing extensively on Lafayette 1824′5 tour, the New-York Historical Society exhibition ⁆rench...
06 Nov 2007Alvan and Claude Bisnoff bid farewell to to their longtime collection of theorems, important paintings...
06 Nov 2007Eight hundred lots into Northeast Auctions†Americana sale on October 26′8, a collection of bird carvings...
06 Nov 2007A rare car weathervane started quite a commotion as it crossed the auction block at Skinner American...
06 Nov 2007The gallery was full of buyers, the phones and Internet humming at Rago Arts and Auction Center for its first...
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