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November 29, 2005Older, wiser and better looking than ever, Modernism: A Century of Style and Design, 1900--2000, opened its doors on November 9 for a four-day run.
November 29, 2005The Manhattan Art & Antiques Center turns 30 this year and in celebration of its "Pearl" anniversary, some of the center's premier galleries will mount exhibitions.
November 29, 2005"From Byzantium to Modern Greece: Hellenic Art in Adversity, 1453-1830" an exhibition of treasures from the Benaki Museum, opens at the Onassis Cultural Center on December 15.
November 29, 2005The Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University announces a major poster exhibition that examines the key role played by crowds in modern politics and society.-
November 29, 2005State regulators have told the New York Racing Association not to sell $2 million in art at Sotheby's because the historic paintings are owned by the state.
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November 29, 2005Four works of art were recently reported missing from the wall at the back of the stage of the Pierre Monteux School for Conductors and Orchestra Musicians.
November 29, 2005Northeast Auction's November 5-6 New Hampshire Weekend Auction contained a little bit of everything from American and European paintings to Chinese Export porcelain.
November 29, 2005The outstanding result of $10,382,000 was achieved at Antiquorum's October 15-16 auction in Geneva of 371 lots of important collectors' wristwatches, pocket watches and clocks.
November 29, 2005Sotheby's three-day prints sale on October 27 to 29, totaled $10,410,000 with top lots featuring works by Pablo Picasso and Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec.
November 29, 2005The Town of Simsbury is home to the largest tree in Connecticut and to an antiques show that has attracted good exhibitors and many buyers for the past 36 years.
November 29, 2005The Ellis Antiques Show sailed into port with 35 dealers aboard for its 46th season this year at the Castle at the Park Plaza Hotel.
November 28, 2005Older, wiser and better looking than ever, Modernism: A Century of Style and Design, 1900--2000, opened its doors on November 9 for a four-day run.
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