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November 11, 2003Promoted by Stella Show Mgmt. Co., the event has certainly become a crowd favorite over the years, attracting collectors, dealers and vendors from throughout the United States and abroad.
November 11, 2003The "pumpkin" edition of the Kramers' show in Nashville has gained its own strength of sales and distinctive character.
November 11, 2003"The show is wonderful," said Sally Case of Deacon's Horse Antiques. "The atmosphere is very personal."-
November 11, 2003A promised gift to the museum's Grunwald Center for the Graphic Arts, The Eunice and Hal David Collection features approximately 60 drawings by 48 celebrated artists who have shaped the course of art history.
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November 11, 2003An exhibition presenting art and artifacts from the island of Cyprus spanning the late Bronze Age to the end of the Hellenistic period has opened at the Onassis Cultural Center.
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November 11, 2003The Gulf Coast Museum of Art is presenting an exhibition of luminous paintings by Punta Gorda artist Fran Hardy January 17 to February 29.
November 11, 2003Concluding a triumphal national tour at the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art, a major retrospective of the work of the inimitable Grandma Moses has confirmed her enduring popularity and drawn attention...
November 4, 2003An exhibition documenting the ways in which artists depicted the Kennedy years seems like such a good idea it is surprising that no one has organized one before.
November 4, 2003The top lot, a Louis XIV ormolu-mounted marquetry armoire by André-Charles Boulle, brought $4,599,500 in the room.
November 4, 2003The Robert "King" Hooper Chippendale creation, of Boston origin, one of six known, sold in the room after intensive bidding for $1,766,600.-
November 4, 2003Northeast Auctions is not releasing the name of the successful bidder, but our best guess is that it went into the collection of a well-known New York City couple.
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November 4, 2003The rare, flowing glaze vase with highly carved teasels sold for $24,150.
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