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December 21, 2004Each of the three major appraisal organizations - The American Society of Appraisers (ASA), the International Society of Appraisers (ISA) and the AAA - were represented.-
December 21, 2004If you have a taste for the nuts and bolts of art attribution and legal issues surrounding authentication of art, Ronald Spencer has put together a series of excellent essays written by leaders in the field.
December 21, 2004This is the first exhibition to display the Romanov's personal belongings from their living quarters in the Alexander Palace in Tsarskoye Selo.-
December 21, 2004This style dominated Italian Futurist art during the 1930s and an exhibition devoted to it will be staged by the Estorick Collection.
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December 21, 2004Spanierman Gallery will present new oils by Pamela Sztybel, a landscape painter in the American Tonalist tradition.
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December 14, 2004Auctioned on December 9 in London, the Badminton Cabinet achieved $36.6 million.
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December 14, 2004The four images, by William Mason, depicted outdoor scenes from the Chestnut Street area.
December 14, 2004Leading the auction was one of several paintings featuring political figures or historic events involving the nation's Founding Fathers.
December 14, 2004Rago reported that bidding was strong, with more than 200 eBay, 50 absentee and 50 phone bidders participating.
December 14, 2004The fall edition of Stella'sTriple Pier Antiques Shows attracted New Yorkers and out-of-towners alike.
December 14, 2004Fans of Twentieth Century art who flocked to the show found a little slice of heaven in Manhattan's Seventh Regiment Armory.
December 14, 2004The Williamsburg event attracted about 1,500 visitors and saw good overall sales.
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