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September 14, 2004The museum is kicking off its 85th anniversary celebration with an exhibition hung salon-style throughout the building.-
September 14, 2004From whimsical bottles to contemporary artists, the museum's exhibits run the gamut.
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September 14, 2004While the room and the display at West Point may be diminutive in size, the contents and the meaning behind the exhibition are anything but.
September 14, 2004From the Revolutionary War to modern-day Iraq, those who have gone forth from "The Point" have not only made an undeniable impact in our military history, but they have also been a key element in its preservation.
September 7, 2004As previously reported, good pottery heated up the salesroom when a rare New York stoneware cooler with a mermaid decoration realized $63,250 from a New Jersey collector.
September 7, 2004Bill Spicer unearthed some fine Eighteenth Century Americana from a home in nearby Massachusetts.
September 7, 2004The highlight came early in the furniture session, when a remarkable Victorian white painted cast-iron potting stand, with a very Gothic look to it, came on the block.
September 7, 2004The heart of an antiques show is the dealer list, but there are also some frills that are greatly appreciated by those who attend, and this event has a number of those to offer.
September 7, 2004Paul Davis of Coastal Promotions reported near record numbers of both dealers and visitors in spite of dire weather predictions.-
September 7, 2004The museum reopened on June 13 after 14 months of major renovation and expansion.
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September 7, 2004Yale presents the first major exhibition devoted to Hunt since the memorial shows following his death in 1896.
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September 7, 2004The Long Beach Museum of Art presents more than 50 examples of American folk art intended for use in middle class homes in the United States in the late Eighteenth and Nineteenth centuries.
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