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March 15, 2005Christie's evening sales of Impressionist and Modern art and the art of the Surreal achieved a combined total of $76,778,208.
March 11, 2005Flather & Perkins, Bruce C. Perkins, 888 17th Street, NW, Washington, DC 20006
March 10, 2005Ranging from the beautiful to the quirky and reflecting craftsmanship of self-taught artisans, as well as academically trained artists, a traveling exhibit at the Bard Graduate Center offers surprises...
March 8, 2005The quilt was made in 1864 by Margaret Hazzard of Bainbridge Township in Berrien County, Mich., for her husband.
March 8, 2005Several rdf_Descriptions deaccessioned from the Virginia Carroll Crawford Collection at the High Museum of Art in Atlanta received strong prices.
March 8, 2005A new world's record was achieved for a belt buckle made for Edward H. Bohlin, the "Saddlemaker to the Stars."
March 8, 2005Dignitaries and art collectors were out in force, with the likes of comedian and contemporary art collector Steve Martin and NBC's "Today" show host Katie Couric in attendance.
March 8, 2005A host of decorators made their way into the preview, with management commenting that they were pleased to have seen so many sold tags around the floor.
March 8, 2005As for the new, slightly silly event title this year, the powers-that-be at the International Fine Art Expositions division of dmgworldmedia have been tinkering again.-
March 8, 2005The Bruce Museum of Arts and Science will feature 34 Danish paintings from a collection acclaimed as the most extensive of its kind outside of Denmark.
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March 8, 2005Eskenazi's annual show will feature just 12 major works.
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March 8, 2005Longing for warmth, water, and puffy clouds right about now? Get a preview with the photographs of John Gregory from the collection of Henry Santoro, on view at Cape Cod Museum Of Art.
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