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June 7, 2005Sales were especially strong in the middle range, according to both dealers and management.
June 7, 2005"It is not really a part of Brimfield, but it does profit by being on when the people are there."-
June 7, 2005"Going back to the First Troop City Calvary Armory is like a homecoming."
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June 7, 2005AXA Gallery, in cooperation with the Vitra Design Museum, will present an exhibition on the work of designer and architect Verner Panton (1926-1998).
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June 7, 2005British-born Leighton is best known for her black and white wood engravings.
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June 7, 2005A new exhibition at the New Hampshire Historical Society will be on view, free to the public, from June 18 through December 31.
June 7, 2005Now, when the society mounts a show, it has the ability to draw from an astonishing range in its own collections.-
May 31, 2005The original dress worn by Judy Garland in 'The Wizard of Oz' was greeted with a round of applause in London.
May 31, 2005It is no mystery that works by Dashiell Hammett, Raymond Chandler and Agatha Christie uncovered competition at Swann Galleries.
May 31, 2005"This was our cleanest, smoothest sale to date."
May 31, 2005While one bastion of New York City was falling down (the retaining wall on the Henry Hudson Parkway) another bastion, this one cultural, was getting ample fortification.
May 31, 2005"It's early, but, let 'em in" was the call made by show promoter Dick May a few minutes before 9 am.
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