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March 30, 2004On view at the Mount Holyoke College Art Museum is a series of dreamlike images from Ann Ginsburgh Hofkin's travels in the United States and Israel.
March 23, 2004This masterful Nineteenth Century landscape painter is the subject of an overdue retrospective at the Amon Carter Museum.
March 23, 2004The Pook & Pook sale was attended by a record number of bidders with more than 700 registered.
March 23, 2004A dealer from Westchester County, N.Y., won an English walnut chest on chest.
March 23, 2004All three paintings came from the estate of J.C. Rhodes and sold to the same dealer bidding by telephone.
March 23, 2004Against an economic backdrop that continues to sputter, collectors showed up to support the show with a hefty and steady gate on both days.
March 23, 2004Cord Shows Ltd debuted its first annual Cross River Winter Antiques Show to nearly 1,000 people.-
March 23, 2004The trade has lost one of the nation's leading conservators and authenticators of Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century furniture, and a fine man.
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March 23, 2004Highlights from the Smithsonian American Art Museum are organized into an exhibition featuring 61 paintings, sculptures and photographs.
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March 23, 2004After gaining wide notice for his photographic exploration of the suburbs surrounding Denver and Colorado Springs, Colo., Adams turned his camera to the open spaces that had met the West's first explorers...
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March 23, 2004On view in New Jersey, these early sewn and hooked rugs created in the humble dwellings of colonial and post-colonial America provided warmth and color to many a dark, low-ceilinged room.
March 16, 2004Large auction, large crowds and large price as Ron Bourgeault posts an impressive $3.4 million total.
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