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November 25, 2003The poster was purchased by William Hughes, a well-known dealer and movie poster collector, according to Heritage's movie posters expert Grey Smith, who added, "We had several bidders just below him, all well...-
November 25, 2003An antique glass paperweight, whose owner once vowed never to part with it at any price, sold for $165,000 at L.H. Selman, Ltd.
November 25, 2003A 5.8-carat, emerald-cut, platinum and diamond engagement ring topped the auction, selling to a private individual from New York.
November 25, 2003Were the dealers profiting from the preview, other than enjoying the food and drink and visiting with some clients they see only at this show? Yes and no.
November 25, 2003Several museum representatives were spotted shopping the show, including representatives from the Allentown Museum, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and of course, the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts.
November 25, 2003Marberger Farm began about 18 years ago as an upscale alternative to the various markets that had "tailgated" onto one of the earliest shows in the area, Roundtop.-
November 25, 2003'British and French Painting in the Age of Romanticism' will fully explore for the first time the important exchange of art and ideas that originated between France and England during the decades following...
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November 25, 2003At the Dahesh Museum of Art until February 8 is the first exhibition devoted to this artist and his oeuvre.
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November 25, 2003Hamilton College's Emerson Gallery presents the art of Käthe Kollwitz, a German artist who illuminated the agony of the home front and the anxiety of a soldier's mother.
November 25, 2003Inness is surely one of the most significant figures in American art history, but he is often overlooked in discussions about major American painters.
November 18, 2003Another interesting offering from the selection of artwork was a lot of 60 sketch pads and working notebooks by John LaFarge. It sold in the room for $62,700.
November 18, 2003As anticipated, attendance was strong, with both dealers and collectors vying for more than 15,000 pieces of early American pattern glass and more than 500 lamps and lamp parts.
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