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July 18, 2006Delicate line drawings by Edouard Manet and brilliantly colored brushstrokes by Pablo Picasso are some of the highlights of a new exhibition, "French Book Art|Livres d'Artistes: Artists and Poets in Dialogue,"...
July 18, 2006The greatest jazz musicians of all time and the jazz scene of the 1940s through the 1960s are the subject of a new exhibition of photography that opens at the Bruce Museum on July 22.
July 18, 2006"Adele Bloch-Bauer I," Gustav Klimt's iconlike portrait of a Viennese society beauty amid a glimmering pool of gold, went on public display on July 13 at New York's Neue Galerie, where it remains through...-
July 18, 2006Now privately owned, Maxfield Parrish's record-setting masterpiece "Daybreak" is on loan to the National Museum of American Illustration (NMAI) through August 25, when it will enter a closed collection.
July 18, 2006One might think that the only masks to be found in Cooperstown, N.Y. are the catcher's masks at the Baseball Hall of Fame. Not so. Nearby, at the Fenimore Art Museum, 50 masks of a different order are on display.
July 11, 2006A pencil and poster paint on shirt cardboard by Bill Traylor (1854-1947) was the top lot at Slotin Auction's Spring Masterpiece Sale.
July 11, 2006In Wales the signs are bilingual, with the peculiar Welsh spellings atop the familiar English so it may take visitors a second glance to realize they have arrived at Hay-On-Wye, town of books.
July 11, 2006Dada, one of the most interesting and influential Twentieth Century art movements, is the focus of a major exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) through September 11.
July 11, 2006The focal point for American glass collectors was Green Valley's sixth annual spring catalog sale of Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century glass and lighting.
July 11, 2006Sotheby's set a record for an American Indian art object at auction when an early Upper Missouri River man's quilled and pony beaded hide shirt sold to a private collector for $800,000.
July 11, 2006The recent sale of Asian art on www.igavel.com brought a record for the site, with 148 lots selling for $864,600.
July 11, 2006Bertoia Auctions' recent sale created a collector-charged energy not witnessed in many years and collectors thrilled at the fresh toy, bank and toy collectible offerings.
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