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February 1, 2005The New-York Historical Society will present a multimedia exhibition of its flock of rare, original John James Audubon watercolors.-
February 1, 2005Berry-Hill Galleries is presenting recent figurative bronzes by Gary Weisman.
January 25, 2005With the Met's American Wing chairman Morrison Heckscher at his side, Leigh Keno bid the casepiece to a winning $856,000.-
January 25, 2005"I bought it for inventory," Albert Sack said with a big smile.
January 25, 2005The top-selling lot was a monumental pair of silver five-light candelabra designed by Harald Nielsen, circa 1940, which garnered $204,000.
January 25, 2005The firm's 40-year business began with a question: "We bought a lot of stuff that we were going to sell to another auctioneer, and somebody said 'Why don't you sell it yourselves?'"
January 25, 2005"In the 11 years that Chairman Arie Kopelman and I have worked together, we've never seen weather like this," said executive director Catherine Sweeney Singer.-
January 25, 2005"As a distinguished art scholar and exemplary administrator, Maria Conelli is the perfect choice to lead this museum in the Twenty-First Century."
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January 25, 2005The ninth annual event would have marked its sixth year at the Historic 23rd Street Armory with 35 exhibitors.
January 25, 2005This popular show draws a cult-like crowd obsessed with toys, historical documents, rare books, posters, daguerreotypes and trading cards.-
January 25, 2005The area has inspired artists for two centuries, and its landscape and ways of life have played an important role in shaping the image of America.
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January 25, 2005The New Orleans Museum of Art celebrates the donation of the R. Randolph Richmond Jr Collection.
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