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July 22, 2003The International Poster Gallery features several newly acquired collections of original poster miniatures, in-store displays, magazine covers and luggage labels from the 1890s to 1945.-
July 22, 2003An avid fisherman, artist Mike Noland remembers well the sound of fish jumping and splashing into the night.
July 15, 2003Lustrous: A Celebration of Art Glass by Frederick Carder-
July 15, 2003Organized jointly by the Réunion des Musées Nationaux, Paris, in conjunction with the Musée National Message Biblique Marc Chagall, Nice, and SFMOMA, the exhibition is the first comprehensive look at this...
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July 15, 2003The painting sold to the American collector Steve Wynn, who bid by telephone and who bought the painting after a lively battle with a determined private collector bidding in the room.
July 15, 2003There were 150 successful eBay bidders and worldwide interest, as toys were shipped to Japan, England, Australia, Switzerland, Germany, Italy and the Czech Republic.
July 15, 2003To the antiques world, the Crescent City is a bustling crossroads marketplace with a never-ending source of merchandise.
July 15, 2003It is a village in Connecticut. A patch of open land by a picturesque river of the same name. It is an event and it is a tradition.-
July 15, 2003An estimated $75,000 to $100,000 worth of silver was reportedly stolen from a dealer's booth on the Central Park field on the evening of July 9, the same night as virtually the town's entire "former" police...
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July 15, 2003"It was time for me to go completely on my own," said Gibson. "It is a very amiable parting."
July 15, 2003"These are dealers who like one another," Bob Armacost told us. "I am very fond of the show and I love coming here. The committee is marvelous."-
July 15, 2003Wendell Minor celebrates his 15-year career in children's book illustration with this Bruce Museum exhibition of 38 original paintings from 26 books.
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