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June 24, 2003The Christie's auction totaled $2,696,840 and was 80 percent sold by value and 74 percent sold by lot.
June 24, 2003Even the 1981 reissue of this ground-breaking photomontage image is difficult to obtain, and examples of the original almost never come on the market.
June 24, 2003"Conditions here sure have been tough, but Frank Gaglio has remained calm through it all and has done everything humanly possible to help the dealers and make sure the show goes on."
June 24, 2003"The US market for antiques and fine arts has remained stronger than Europe's and there are indications that that will continue to be the case. This is particularly important in the field of tribal and ethnographic...
June 24, 2003The event, at the Clarion George Washington Hotel, hosted a full house of 32 dealers from throughout the East and Midwest.-
June 24, 2003In the first decades of the Twentieth Century, Paris was alive with the spirit of the avant-garde. Into this world stepped 22-year-old Amedeo Modigliani.
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June 24, 2003The Santa Barbara Museum of Art will present the first major exhibition in 30 years of the art of Mexico's premier abstract painter, Gunther Gerzso.
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June 24, 2003The diner is at the center of a new exhibit in Providence, which also happens to be the birthplace of this fixture on the American landscape.
June 24, 2003"Reality is what you can get away with." The phrase, both wry and inspirational, sums up the guiding philosophy of Nutting, the crazy-like-a-fox Congregational minister turned marketeer....
June 24, 2003A large and impressive needlework chimneypiece created to hang above a fireplace in a proper Boston home sold after highly competitive bidding for $611,250 in San Francisco....
June 24, 2003The Christie's auction totaled $2,696,840 and was 80 percent sold by value and 74 percent sold by lot....
June 24, 2003Even the 1981 reissue of this ground-breaking photomontage image is difficult to obtain, and examples of the original almost never come on the market....
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