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June 29, 2004Around Washington, various museums and organizations have mounted exhibitions to pay homage to "the greatest generation" that won the war. The most important cultural complement is one at the Corcoran...-
June 22, 2004A current bill before California lawmakers could seriously hamper the antiques and fine art trade throughout the Golden State.
June 22, 2004A bronze armchair by Armand Albert Rateau, circa 1919-20, sold to Manhattan's DeLorenzo gallery for $970,700.
June 22, 2004World record prices were achieved for American guitars by John D'Angelico and James D'Aquisto, a Spanish guitar by Ignacio Fleta, several modern Italian violins and a rare American keyed bugle by E.G....
June 22, 2004A total of 115 bidders participated in the souvenir spoon session. The majority of successful winning bids were from Internet bids left on the company's website.
June 22, 2004A number of the first-time exhibitors did not return, reducing the list of dealers to just over 90 this time, down from 133.
June 22, 2004"Our dealers are good middle range and this show is a perfect vehicle for them."-
June 22, 2004The RISD Museum of Art has received a gift of Southeast Asian art from the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation.
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June 22, 2004A critically acclaimed exhibition that highlights works from the museum's collection is currently on view again.
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June 22, 2004Since his earliest painting of the farm in 1932 at the age of 15, Andrew Wyeth has found subjects in its people, animals, buildings and landscapes for nearly 1,000 works of art.
June 22, 2004Through a lifetime of creative experimentation, Noguchi's prolific career set a new standard for artistic development worldwide.
June 15, 2004The successful buyer was described as a "local collector who decided to stay home and bid by phone."
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