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January 24, 2006Alistair Sampson, one-time lawyer, antiques dealer and humorist, died of cancer in London on January 13, at the age of 76.
January 24, 2006From February 5 to May 14, the Allentown Art Museum will present "Surrealism - Theater of the Mind." This major display will be the largest Surrealist exhibition in the museum's history and its first in 40 years.
January 24, 2006East meets West in "Gentile Bellini and the East," a special exhibition on view through March 26 at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum.
January 24, 2006The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts has recently acquired a painting of the Greek youth Narcissus by Gustave Moreau, a Tiffany lamp and a group of Sri Lankan and Nepalese works.-
January 24, 2006In a nearly two-year tug-of-war between a South Carolina consignor and that state over ownership of more than 400 Civil War letters, a US District court has ruled in favor of the consignor.
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January 24, 2006"It's not for stock," Todd Prickett said with a laugh moments after wining Charles Willson Peale's 1779 o/c "George Washington at Princeton" for $21,296,000, at Christie's January 21.
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January 24, 2006A rare 79-year-old gold coin that was exhibited at the US Mint in Philadelphia during the 1976 Bicentennial has been sold for in excess of $1.9 million.
January 17, 2006An invitation to revel in the sensual qualities of paint motivates the."Surface Attraction: Painted Furniture from The Collection of The American Folk Art Museum" show at the Manhattan museum through...
January 17, 2006The Italian picture "Motif Dalmate" by Zoran Anton Music, who died recently, was the star attraction at Grogan & Company's recent sale when it drew $115,000.-
January 17, 2006A rare Nineteenth Century silver dollar, previously owned by a legendary banker known as the "King of Coins," was purchased for $3.3 million in a transaction announced on January 11.
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January 17, 2006A rare Nineteenth Century silver dollar, previously owned by a legendary banker known as the "King of Coins," was purchased for $3.3 million in a transaction announced on January 11.
January 17, 2006Philadelphia will salute the 300th birthday of the Founding Father with "Benjamin Franklin: In Search of a Better World" at the National Constitution Center through April 30.
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