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November 30, 2004In a new book, our own Laura Beach explores and reveals the intricate balance of Huneck's work and life.
November 30, 2004After 15 years of planning and close collaboration with tribal communities throughout the Western Hemisphere, a shared vision honoring the first Americans has become a reality.-
November 23, 2004A rare letter written by John Wilkes Booth broke all sorts of records at Skinner's books and manuscripts sale when it sold for $79,900.
November 23, 2004NEW YORK CITY - The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) is celebrating the reopening of its original midtown Manhattan location, marking the completion of the most extensive renovation project in its 75-year history....-
November 23, 2004David Findlay Jr Fine Art will open "Recent Acquisitions of American Masters and Modernists," on November 29.
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November 23, 2004Latin American Portraits Exhibition To Premiere At El Museo del Barrio
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November 23, 2004Marklin Circus Train Brings $100,100 At Noel Barrett's
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November 23, 2004Bugatti Exhibition Extended To December 17
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November 23, 2004American Masters And Modernists At David Findlay Jr
November 23, 2004Barry Cohen began his second decade of running an antiques show in York on November 5 when his York Classic Antiques Show opened for early buying at 7 am.
November 23, 2004The show numbered 95 exhibitors, down some from the spring, but the dealers presented an interesting and colorful display of antiques furniture and related rdf_Descriptions.-
November 23, 2004John Wilkes Booth Letter Breaks Record At Skinner
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