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March 14, 2006Works on Paper, a show that is truly defined by its name, provided the art community yet another prime opportunity to view stellar works of art either on or constructed of paper. ...
March 14, 2006Last weekend's 36th Annual Bedford Hills Antiques Show had the air of a long established and much appreciated show.
March 14, 2006When the story of Twentieth Century design is finally sorted out, Bauhaus-influenced designs will look like so many dull-hearted companions compared to the adrenalin charged works of Ettore Sottsass.-
March 14, 2006A William Morris Hunt harbor scene set a record this week at Grogan & Company's auction when it was hammered down at $392,000.
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March 7, 2006Longtime NHADA Antiques Show exhibitor, Pauline "Polly" M. Gatz, 74, died at her home on February 25.
March 7, 2006Sloans & Kenyon Auctioneers and Appraisers' recent auction grossed $1.34 million dollars and marked the debut of the firm's online auction research tool.
March 7, 2006The galleries at Green Valley were awash in a rainbow of colors as the firm recently hosted its annual winter glass auction.
March 7, 2006Soon to become a rite of spring, the New-York Historical Society will open its multimedia exhibition "Audubon's Aviary" March 17; it will be on view through May 7.
March 7, 2006When Rose Hill Auctions recently announced it was offering Twentieth Century design rdf_Descriptions, bidders turned up from all over to vie for the choice lots crossing the block.-
March 7, 2006John P. "Jack" Bittner, who started one of the first cataloged antique tool auctions in the United States, died January 18 at his home.
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March 7, 2006An unsigned marine painting of "The Frigate USS Congress at Sunset" brought an exceptionally robust $457,000 at Skinner's March 3 sale of American and European paintings.
March 7, 2006Jackson's International recent record auction of important American and European fine art and antiques was well attended with registered buyers from more than 16 countries and 37 states.
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