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October 12, 2004The sale offered a wide variety of materials, ranging from classic American sporting guns to muskets, swords and early associated ephemera.-
October 12, 2004Bidding on the cupboard, made in pine and basswood, opened at $50,000 and skittered around under the crowded tent.
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October 12, 2004The still life depicting a large basket of fruit left the block after active bidding at $115,000.
October 12, 2004The show proved to be bright and colorful in contrast to the "brown" reputation that it once garnered.
October 12, 2004It is considered a collectors and dealers show due to the high quality of antiques.-
October 12, 2004Additions have been made in the areas of Greek silver, Japanese woodblock prints, African sculpture, American painting, Bohemian glass and contemporary sculpture.
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October 12, 2004Works by artists such as Vincent van Gogh, Georges Seurat, Pablo Picasso, Diego Rivera and Piet Mondrian are on loan to the High Museum.
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October 12, 2004Presented will be a major retrospective of works from a collection recognized as one of the richest and most comprehensive of its kind.
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October 12, 2004An exhibition of 20 bronze sculptures of animals by this Italian-born master will be on view at James Graham & Son.
October 12, 2004A new exhibition, currently at the Brooklyn Museum of Art, focuses on a subject not usually associated with the artist.-
October 6, 2004The stoneware jug featured flattened sides and incised decoration of a heart with a bird in the center.
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October 5, 2004The brass and string sculpture on wooden plinth was titled "Stringed Figure (Curlew) Version I."
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