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October 21, 2003Determined not to see this benefit for the town's Gunn Memorial Library fail, the committee put the show into the hands of Lou Marotta last year - and the event took an about face.
October 21, 2003Set within Caramoor's Venetian Theatre and adjacent tent, the annual affair brought together 44 well-known dealers to benefit the Garden Guild and its restoration projects-
October 21, 2003"Early on in York Bill DuPont came into our booth and asked, 'Do you know anything about antiques?'" Nancy said. Jim replied, "I know they are heavy." He also knows they are exciting, interesting, eye-pleasing...
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October 21, 2003"Raphael to Monet: European Masterpieces from the Walters Art Museum, Baltimore," on display at Charlotte's Mint Museum of Art, is a rare opportunity to enjoy artworks spanning five centuries.
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October 21, 2003She was a contemporary and friend to the best-known Impressionist painters, including Renoir, Van Gogh, Modigliani, Toulouse-Lautrec and Degas, who purchased from her no less than 26 of her drawings.
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October 21, 2003Hailed as one of America's foremost representative painters, Magee has also created a number of highly acclaimed works spanning a broad range of media and styles.
October 21, 2003The artist created some of his most interesting and compelling paintings in that Catskill Mountains area before his sudden death at age 42.
October 14, 2003The artist created some of his most interesting and compelling paintings in that Catskill Mountains area before his sudden death at age 42.-
October 14, 2003A spectacular pair of Nimschke engraved gold and nickel single-action Army revolvers by Colt led the way at the gallery's auction of Important Firearms.
October 14, 2003When the board of the Hickory Museum of Art in Hickory, N.C., decided to deaccession rdf_Descriptions held in storage at Brunk, they had no idea one of these objects would create so much excrdf_Descriptionent....
October 14, 2003A painting by E. Martin Hennings elicited active bidding, followed by a significant price paid for a Phillip R. Goodwin oil.-
October 14, 2003"It was my goal from the beginning to have this critical piece of America's heritage go to a public institution."
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