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April 20, 2004Montana's C.M. Russell Museum fires its executive director....Former Nassau County, N.Y. museum employee indicted for theft and fradulent sale of Wright Brothers airplane model....Another Dale Chihuly...-
April 20, 2004The Palazzo Barbaro, that double-wide palace near the Accademia Bridge on the Grand Canal in Venice, is the inspiration for the final exhibition of the Centennial Celebration at the Isabella Stewart Gardner...
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April 20, 2004This compelling exhibition traces the history of MoMA's acquisitions of Latin American and Caribbean art from the late 1930s to the present.
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April 20, 2004In this new series of work at Allan Stone Gallery, Lorraine Shemesh, a classical figurative painter, uses water to reach beyond the directly observed world and explore more abstract concerns.
April 20, 2004This exhibition offers visitors in the United States an opportunity to see some of Europe's greatest treasures in a year when the British pound and euro make traveling abroad an expensive proposition.
April 13, 2004At the start of the sale it was standing room only, with a bank of seven phones active immediately.
April 13, 2004The imposing, inlaid mahogany bookcase-breakfront secretaire attracted substantial interest from local and overseas buyers.
April 13, 2004Top lot of the day was a Bremond interchangeable cylinder orchestral music box with 19-inch cylinders, which sold for a record price of $82,500.
April 13, 2004Spring Olympia guidelines range from antiquities to rdf_Descriptions made yesterday, resulting in a fresh, energetic and stylish event.
April 13, 2004Eighteenth Century French pieces also added flair to this prestigous show, as did Russian icons and Orientalia.
April 13, 2004Long Island has its own sense of style and design - and this show caters to it.-
April 13, 2004Examples of this unique art form that flourished in rural areas of Mexico during the Nineteenth Century will be on view in the Fred Beans Gallery.
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