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January 10, 2006The Albany Institute of History and Art will host a world-class traveling exhibition "Excavating Egypt," beginning January 21, showcasing important Egyptian treasures.
January 10, 2006The Newark International Antiques and Collectibles Fair is a treasure trove of antiques for Europe and The West (as they like to refer to the United States).
January 10, 2006Following an elegant reception, James D. Julia further celebrated the completion of its expansion project with a lamp and glass auction that grossed $1.7 million.
January 10, 2006The Glass Works' auction, "The Best of 2005," lived up to its name, as the 817 lots sold for a total of $594,290.
January 10, 2006There was applause at Sotheby's when Pablo Picasso's "Nu Jaune," sold for $13,736,000, far eclipsing its presale high estimate of $4 million.
January 10, 2006For 52 Saturdays, three short blocks of London's otherwise quiet and historic Portobello Road become the self-proclaimed "world's largest antiques market."-
January 10, 2006"Elusive Signs: Bruce Nauman Works with Light," premiering at the Milwaukee Art Museum, January 28-April 9, is Nauman's first solo exhibition in Wisconsin.
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January 10, 2006Russell Pritchard III of Bryn Mawr Auctions LLC, has responded with allegations of his own relating to the fraud charges lodged in a Pennsylvania civil court against him.
January 10, 2006The James A. Michener Art Museum will present "Radical Vision: The Revolution in American Photography," in Doylestown, Penn. from January 14 through May 28.
January 9, 2006There are some images so thoroughly American that it makes you feel good just to look at them. Such is the comfort level inspired by Currier & Ives prints.
January 3, 2006A Tiffany Studios Magnolia leaded glass and bronze floor lamp, circa 1910, achieved $2,032,000 at Christie's New York Twentieth Century design sales.
January 3, 2006From January 14 through April 9, the Walters Art Museum will present "The Art of Law: Legal Documents from the Collection of the Walters Art Museum."
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