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May 11, 2004The shows coincide with the reopening of PAAM's refurbished galleries in the Provincetown Art Colony.
May 11, 2004Sotheby's made history this past week as it became the first auction house to sell a work of art for a price in excess of $100 million.-
May 4, 2004The spectacular red Maserati Tipo A6G was one of eight known.
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May 4, 2004The painting, executed in 1907, was in the original frame and had a label from a 1916 "BMFA" exhibit on the verso. It reached $187,000.
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May 4, 2004Made in 1910 and consigned from a Needham estate, the Tiffany creation sailed out of the gallery.
May 4, 2004While three antiques shows were all vying for attention in Philadelphia, a short drive away Bill Bunch was gearing up.
May 4, 2004Gerard C. Wertkin will retire....Alleged New Hampshire antiques thief arrested in Florida....Looters raid ancient Indian pottery from sites in Arizona....A new mystery surrounds the Mona Lisa
May 4, 2004"I think it's our best show in the past ten years in terms of quality and presentation," said manager Josh Wainwright.
May 4, 2004"Everything about this show was brand new - new name, new facility, new size, new hours, even new exhibitors," said Frank Gaglio. At 132 exhibitors, the show was the largest of the three Antiques Week...
May 4, 2004This was the seventh annual show for Barry Cohen at the 23rd Street Armory, a facility that holds his 31 exhibitors comfortably and is only a short walk away from the 33rd Street Armory, site of The Philadelphia...-
May 4, 2004Paintings by Thomas Locker showcase the majestic history and timeless beauty of this well-known river.
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May 4, 2004Fourteen contemporary artists in the show present an array of landscapes, figurative works, still life paintings and bronze sculpture.
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