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September 21, 2004The revival of interest in recent years in the achievements of the Pennsylvania Impressionists has focused much deserved attention on the work of their leader.-
September 21, 2004The museum will present a series of special events, programs and a new installation to mark the occasion.
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September 21, 2004The Collins collection will be unveiled October 3 at the BMA.
September 21, 2004Urns, eagles and shields - timeless emblems of American democracy - are the nonpartisan order of the day at the Columbus Museum.-
September 14, 2004David Schorsch and his partner Eileen Smiles "jumped in a little over $100,000."
September 14, 2004This auction has become a cornerstone of the season in mid-coastal Maine, and with four other major auctions and one show in the area, it brings people from near and far.
September 14, 2004Asked how the sale was received by collectors, gallery principal Jim Hagenbuch commented, "As the English would say, 'It went over the moon.'"
September 14, 2004As usual, Russ Carlsen had turned up some pretty notable things for his mid-summer antiques auction, off the beaten track in the Catskill Mountains.
September 14, 2004Now in its third year, the show is increasingly popular with dealers and collectors who both appreciate the perfect blend of buyers and sellers that it offers.
September 14, 2004The well-received, one-day show features primarily country furniture and accessories displayed by more than 120 dealers.
September 14, 2004Management reports that 80 percent of the dealers still doing the show were with the Gipsteins when they first started in 1977.-
September 14, 2004It is the first public showing of a distinguished, little-known private collection.
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