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June 8, 2004Duke's collection resulted in the highest sale total ever for any private jewelry collection at auction in America.
June 8, 2004"We added a few exhibitors to increase the variety of objects offered hoping that would create more interest, but the gate did not reflect our efforts."
June 8, 2004The international event takes place three times each year and attracts dealers and customers from Europe and Asia for its depth of offerings in relics made of fibers.-
June 8, 2004The top-notch exhibitors will appear at the show in 2005.
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June 8, 2004"Portrait of Jean d'Albon" was believed to have been stolen by the Gestapo in 1944.
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June 8, 2004This Brandywine River Museum exhibition showcases approximately 50 examples of the popular English earthenware that are dramatic and often surprising.
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June 8, 2004Presented will be more than 50 original photographs taken by Elliott Landy, official photographer of the festival.
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June 8, 2004Due to limited American art instruction, Nineteenth Century native painters often sought refuge in the ateliers of the master instructors in the great European cities of Paris, London and Munich.
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June 8, 2004The museum will feature 25 acrylics and watercolors aglow with crystalline light.
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June 8, 2004Here is a story of the cooperation of commerce and culture that began in New York City at R.H. Macy's.
June 8, 2004The glamorous Art Deco period, typified by the furnishingsof Emile-Jacques Ruhlmann, is being celebrated at The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
June 3, 2004There were more than 4,000 dealers set up in 20 fields, as they are called, dedicated to the display and sale of antiques, collectibles and decorative accessories.
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