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January 25, 2005This is the most comprehensive retrospective ever assembled of Bearden's distinct art, including many pieces that have been rarely exhibited from private collections.
January 25, 2005They were the first African American artists to be recognized by the so-called "conventional" art world, and both were keen observers of the human condition.-
January 18, 2005The desk was in exceptionally clean condition and needed - in the words of one collector who thoroughly looked the piece over - "no excuses."
January 18, 2005Ivey-Selkirk Auctioneers' semiannual Twentieth Century Design sale offered more than 748 lots.
January 18, 2005The crowd at Inman's gallery may have been small, but phones and the Internet more than made up for the modest turnout.-
January 18, 2005The firm's 20 percent buyer's premium rate on the first $100,000 is now applied on the first $200,000 at almost all Christie's sites.
January 18, 2005This event, which takes place three times annually, draws in all the local dealers as exhibitors and customers.-
January 18, 2005All were almost unknown to historians and can be seen in the foyer of the Museum of New Hampshire History.
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January 18, 2005Colonial Williamsburg will display a striking selection of outdoor folk art beginning next year.
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January 18, 2005The Hudson River Museum will explore the design, construction and fabrication of Tiffany lamps made between 1900 and 1925.
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January 18, 2005A new exhibition at the Hood Museum reveals the impact of ledger drawings on Native American pictorial arts.
January 18, 2005Illustrated through 300 iconic objects, the exhibition brings together examples culled from more than 75 American and European public and private collections.
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