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March 9, 2004In 1854, art collector Alfred Bruyas invited Courbet to spend time in Montpellier, where the artist painted his masterpiece, "The Meeting," in which patron Bruyas is seen welcoming the artist to his town....-
March 9, 2004The High Museum of Art presents "Glories of Ancient Egypt," featuring more than 200 works of art from the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston that evoke the splendor of Egyptian art and funerary practices over...
March 9, 2004Works on Paper, an art show whose name explains it all, opened to an enthusiastic crowd on Wednesday evening, February 25, with a gala preview during which at least one $1.5 million sale was recorded....
March 9, 2004The heart of the Manhattan's Fashion Center district came alive when vintage fashion dealers from all over the country brought their wares to the Seventh New York Vintage Fashion and Antique Textile Show...
March 9, 2004The Tolland Antiques Show packs all of the excrdf_Descriptionent of a major country Americana event into a one-day small town New England show.-
March 9, 2004Brisk bidding was witnessed for many of the 1,000 cataloged lots at Ron Bourgeault's Northeast Auctions sale this past weekend, March 6 and 7, with the auction house releasing a $3.4 million total for the two days....
March 9, 2004Top lot of Skinner's record-breaking $2.7 million sale of European and Asian furniture and decorative arts was a dark green jade mountain carved intricately with pavilions, granaries, figures, water buffalo...
March 9, 2004A rare stenciled bed cloth attracted national attention from folk art dealers and collectors at a small country auction in Maine.
March 3, 2004The Smithsonian's Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum will present the first full-scale retrospective of Dresser's work, commemorating the 100th anniversary of the designer's passing.-
March 2, 2004Applause swept the gallery when the handsome Chinese screen sold after a heated telephone bidding contest.
March 2, 2004The Sunday morning sale attracted buyers from Maine to Pennsylvania to the fashionable Park Plaza salesroom that Skinner's executive vice president Stephen L. Fletcher says is slowly but surely developing...-
March 2, 2004A Sioux wood effigy feast bowl went to the US trade for $81,260, while a San Ildefonso blackware jar sold to an American private buyer for $57,360.
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