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August 21, 2007Barridoff Galleries hosted a sale of fine American and European art at the Holiday Inn by the Bay on August 3. Featuring a great selection of artwork, the sale totaled more than $4 million.
August 21, 2007Devin Moisan Auctioneers' recent auction featured a diverse selection of American and Continental furniture, silver, coins, fine art and decorative accessories.
August 21, 2007Absentee bidders were anything but absent as Noel Barrett Auctions raked in $1,235,000 at its June 16‱7 antique toy auction.
August 21, 2007Yeshiva University Museum presents an exhibition of textiles by Ita Aber, ⁉ta B⁉ta †Ita in Her Time,†on view in the Arcade and Mezzanine through October 14. The retrospective includes approximately...
August 21, 2007The Frist Center for the Visual Arts is showing ⁌yrical Traditions: Four Centuries of Chinese Paintings from the Papp Collection,†on view through October 7 in the Ingram Gallery.
August 21, 2007The William Benton Museum of Art will present the exhibition, ⁒odin: A Magnificent Obsession: Sculpture from The Iris and B. Gerald Cantor Foundation,†on view September 8⁄ecember 16.-
August 21, 2007Bruce Wolmer, the longtime editor of Art & Auction magazine and an expert on the intricacies of the international art world, died Saturday, August 11, of complications from diabetes. He was 59 years...
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August 20, 2007Robert S. Burgess Sr, 91, died August 10, at his home in Bonita Springs. He was the husband of Lee Burgess, a well-known antiques dealer.
August 14, 2007The Los Angeles County Museum of Art will host a complementary exhibition of 25 colonial objects on long-term loan from the Colección Patricia Phelps de Cisneros.
August 14, 2007The work of Richard Pousette-Dart (1916‱992), youngest artist of the first generation of Abstract Expressionists, will be on view at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum August 17⁓eptember 25.
August 14, 2007The Taft Museum of Art will celebrate its diamond anniversary with special exhibitions that complement the museum permanent collection.
August 14, 2007Thousands of lots of country Americana drew buyers to this Thousand Islands community for Iroquois Auctions†three-day estate sale.
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