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26 May 2009Recognized throughout the world as an icon of Modernist architecture, the white ribbon of sculpture that...
26 May 2009Museum deaccessions and couture from the estate of early Twentieth Century socialite Doris Duke proved...
26 May 2009During two extended trips to Mexico made between 1923 and 1926, American photographer Edward Weston created...
26 May 2009⁄espite fewer exhibitors, †the increased attendance reported at the 16th annual International Art Fair,...
26 May 2009Steven M. Fusco, owner and auctioneer of Estates Unlimited, was very pleased with the results of his recent...
26 May 2009A new exhibition at Colonial Williamsburg DeWitt Wallace Decorative Arts Museum explores the rich...
26 May 2009Carol A. (Thomas) (Yurkanin) Powers died suddenly May 17 after a 13-year battle with breast cancer....
19 May 2009Hudson Valley Auctioneers's April 27 sale saw an excellent pair of pine blanket boxes in their original...
19 May 2009For more than a half century, Robert Frank has repeatedly broken accepted rules and flouted well-worn...
19 May 2009Bidders came drawn by the toothsome offerings of jade at Skinner two-day April sale of Asian works...
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