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February 8, 2005The MFA Houston exhibition focuses on varied depictions of women of antiquity with objects especially chosen from the Celia and Walter Gilbert Collection.-
February 8, 2005The apex of subway-themed haute couture is on display at the New York Transit Museum.
February 8, 2005Expert Jeff R. Bridgman of York County, Penn., was instrumental in identifying the stolen flags.
February 8, 2005The Frick Art & Historical Center adds an important chapter to the history of American decorative arts and industry with the first comprehensive survey exhibition of Bakewell glass.
February 1, 2005Every culture has used portraits to record personages, position, passages and pomp. Few are more expressive than the Latin American portraiture on view in this extraordinary exhibition.
February 1, 2005When auction goers left this sale, snow had been falling for some time and cabs were almost as rare as some of the furniture.
February 1, 2005"Even the most exciting and personally fulfilling adventures must come to an end."-
February 1, 2005Recently discovered in an attic trunk, the quilt sold to an unnamed museum.
February 1, 2005Many dealers predicted this new show will surely build into an annual, much-anticipated event.
February 1, 2005The January Scott Antiques Market at the Atlanta Expo Center featured 2,400 booths filled with antiques from 1,500 dealers.-
February 1, 2005He retired as vice president of sales during the 1980s and participated in many antiques shows, primarily those run by the late Russell Carrell.
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February 1, 2005The Cleveland Museum of Art will exhibit 56 celebrated European paintings from the Nineteenth and early Twentieth centuries, including works by Degas, Van Gogh, Klee, Monet and El Greco.
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