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22 Apr 2008The cover lot of Skinner European furniture and decorative arts auction April 10‱2 was a Khlebnikov...
22 Apr 2008A dagger that once belonged to Shah Jahan, the Mughal emperor who built the Taj Mahal as a memorial to his beloved...
22 Apr 2008Enslaved craftsmen were at work across the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century South, and a new exhibition,...
22 Apr 2008The Jewish Museum will present ⁁ction/Abstraction: Pollock, de Kooning and American Art, 1940‱976†from...
22 Apr 2008Claiming that he was intentionally misled by the Art Loss Register (ALR) while performing due diligence...
22 Apr 2008When promoter Marvin Getman proposed an early spring antiques show for March of last year, old hands...
22 Apr 2008Amid the whirlwind of controversy swirling around folk art collector and jeweler Ralph Esmerian, Christie...
22 Apr 2008On April 3, Swann Auction Galleries offered a selection of fine books spanning the centuries. The auction...
15 Apr 2008Planned in the mid-1970s as a site-specific work within the Hudson River Museum gift shop, Red Grooms†sculpto-pictorama...
15 Apr 2008From retro clothing chosen by Sex and the City star Sarah Jessica Parker and a ten-year collection of Chanel...
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