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Paul Rudolph: The Florida Houses & The Cannon Chapel
August 24, 2004
Rudolph (1918-1997) was a modernist, best known for his major public and academic projects.
Jasper Francis Cropsey Celebrated at Newington-Cropsey Foundation
August 24, 2004
Cropsey's yellow and white Gothic Revival cottage has become a rich repository of the artist's oil paintings, watercolors and sketches.
Christie’s Reports Sales of $1.253 Billion for the First Six Months of 2004
August 17, 2004
Christie's International reported an increase of 19 percent on last year's figure.
Folk Art Finds Favor at Northeast’s Auction of the Spector Collection
August 17, 2004
The Spectors followed age-old advice: "Buy the best, and buy it from reputable dealers."
‘Old Painting’ Included in Doll Consignment Fetches $313,500 at Withington’s
August 17, 2004
At 86 years young, Dick thought he had seen it all - but there was a buzz at this sale.
Record Prices for Art Glass in Cincinnati
August 17, 2004
The auction was highlighted with a stellar selection of rdf_Descriptions from the estate of a premier dealer in American art glass.
Nantucket Historical Association’s August Antiques Show Was ‘Cool’
August 17, 2004
"I have been doing the show since its inception in 1980 and this was the best preview that I have ever had," commented one dealer.
Good Crowd, Good Sales at Cape Cod Antiques Dealers Association Show
August 17, 2004
By showtime, the line extended out the front door of the school, down the stairs, across the sidewalk and well out into the parking lot.
The Cities, the Towns, the Crowds: The Paintings of Robert Spencer
August 17, 2004
Because Spencer's work is so seldom featured in exhibitions these days, this show at the James A. Michener Art Museum is particularly welcome.
Birmingham Museum of Art Makes Ten Major Acquisitions
August 17, 2004
Nine will be additions to the museum's European art collection and one is a major gift of Indian sculpture to the Asian art collection.
In the News
August 17, 2004
Examples of vintage photojournalism from 1940 to 1965 will be on view at Lee Gallery.
Currents of Change: Art and Life Along The Mississippi River, 1850-1861
August 17, 2004
A Minneapolis exhibit is the first to explore the fine and decorative arts that blossomed in the 1850s along the entire span of the mighty 2,302-mile waterway.
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