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July 15, 2003The exhibition, "Old Masters, Impressionists and Moderns: French Masterworks from the State Pushkin Museum, Moscow," encompasses 76 works surveying 250 years of French painting, and includes many works...
July 8, 2003With more than 60 paintings and 30 works on paper, this is the first comprehensive show of the artist's work in more than 20 years and the first Gainsborough retrospective in this country, and is currently...-
July 8, 2003The legendary Kaleidoscope candy container, which sold for mere pennies in the 1920s and 1930s, is considered one of the rarest and certainly most sought-after of all such containers.
July 8, 2003Bidders from Italy, France, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands and nine other countries helped generate combined totals exceeding $1.2 million against an $800,000 low estimate with a sell-through rate...
July 8, 2003Each of three diverse collections represented at the firm's largest single-day auction thus far this year helped nearly double expectations of the weekend as totals soared to almost $1.4 million.
July 8, 2003The summer show, which hosted more than 175 dealers in room settings under tents, operated a truncated session on Sunday when the field came under water and no vehicles could get on to allow the dealers...-
July 8, 2003What do you get when you cross 'Law & Order' with 'Antiques Roadshow?' Something not unlike a new PBS television series that aims to bring history to life by placing experts on the scene to solve the abundant...
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July 8, 2003Over the years, Richard and and his partner Clifford made many friends and delighted both customers and dealers with their highest quality of antiques and extensive knowledge in many different areas of the trade....
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July 8, 2003The Society for the Preservation of New England Antiquities' renowned collection of fine and decorative arts will begin its national tour in Maine on July 16.
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July 8, 2003The monumental, three-year exhibition will focus on the Nineteenth Century transcontinental journey of these American explorers.
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July 8, 2003For more than a quarter century Frost & Reed has exhibited Nineteenth and Twentieth Century classical and contemporary equestrian and sporting art at the Annual Saratoga Springs event, slated for July...
July 1, 2003What is more American than apple pie? Eagles, flags and Lady Liberty, judging by the dozens of patriotic motifs that crop up on quilts and fire buckets, trade signs and weathervanes in a new book and a related...
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