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May 25, 2004With a wingspan of 5'11", the molded and gilded zinc American eagle reached $243,200 at Sotheby's.-
May 25, 2004The top lot was Jean-Michel Basquiat's "Blue Heads," 1983, which reached $2,024,000.
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May 25, 2004The lot was part of a strong, two-day Americana auction at Pook & Pook Inc.
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May 25, 2004Martin Greenstein has been upgrading the offerings for the past two years, insisting that dealers present only that caliber of merchandise the walk-in trade would expect.
May 25, 2004"The town has always supported this show and they come out and buy."...
May 25, 2004The two-day event suffered at the gate for the promoter and dealers, who assumed the weather was too nice for people to be inside.-
May 25, 2004Move over, Kenos. There is another sibling duo making important finds in the antiques world - in this case, from an eight-year-old unsolved church heist.
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May 25, 2004The National Gallery of Art examines a little-known facet of renowned Modernist Diego Rivera's career: his early foray into Cubism.
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May 25, 2004The Charleston Museum Institute will offer a symposium focusing on the unique ceremonial treasures of Charleston's churches and synagogues in conjunction with a special exhibition.
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May 25, 2004For the first time in its history, The Frick Collection will host a major special exhibition this summer that is devoted solely to prints and the process of printmaking.
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May 25, 2004In 1982 the Oppenhimers met and befriended Howard Finster, perhaps the best-known American self-taught artist, at his home in Summerville, Ga.
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