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December 7, 2004The UBS Art Gallery will present the rich artistry and design tradition of the classic American carousel.-
December 7, 2004An Arctic Artistry exhibition will feature 15 carvings depicting the culture of the Ononda Tribe.
December 7, 2004All facets of this extraordinary woman's creative talent and the deeply held religious views that inspired her are offered in a rewarding exhibition at the New Orleans Museum of Art.
November 30, 2004More than 1,300 lots of merchandise culled from an impressive list of institutions, private collections and estates crossed the auction block.
November 30, 2004Not surprisingly, three of the top selling lots of entire sale came from the Shelley fraktur collection.
November 30, 2004A standing-room-only crowd set the pace for keen competition and soaring prices at Winter Associates.
November 30, 2004According to members of the show committee, the gate was up close to 1,000 visitors and about 100 more preview tickets were sold this year.
November 30, 2004This year's effervescent show offered a stunning array of artwork and excellent values by living painters and sculptors.
November 30, 2004With an optimistic name and premise, the event showed promise as an active market for antiques, art and high-end collectables.-
November 30, 2004According to Carol Sims, the furniture remained tucked away in a house in Cambridge on the Eastern Shore of Maryland from about 1832 to 2002.
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November 30, 2004At the Heckscher Museum of Art. an exhibit features 43 works by American and European masters of still life and trompe-l'oeil painting.
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November 30, 2004A complete revamped gallery tells the story of a pivotal juncture in the history of the ancient civilization that continues unbroken to this day.
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