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May 27, 2003Historic Deerfield's Flynt Center of Early New England Life carefully unfolds the evolution of style that emanated from Windsor and continued to flourish and evolve into the now better-known Hadley...
May 27, 2003American works from the collection of Meyer & Vivian Potamkin sold for a total of $15,342,700, more than $2 million above the high estimate. Overall, the sale, including works from various owners, brought...
May 27, 2003The Christie's auction featured 92 lots with 71 finding buyers, resulting in a 77 percent sold rate and a gross of $17,760,500....
May 27, 2003The engraved powder horn depicted the Siege at Fort Meigs, Ohio, and saw action from five phone bidders and several serious suitors in house....
May 27, 2003There may be no more compelling life force than the hajj to this small town in the heart of southern Massachusetts, where housands once again poured in to hunt for, bargain for and - if lucky - carry away...
May 27, 2003The event, 27 dealers strong, is one of those where you never know just what is going to show up....
May 27, 2003The late work by Frederick Childe Hassam "truly complements our holdings of American Impressionism," said Derek A. Gilman....
May 27, 2003The first US tour of works by sculptor Augustus Saint-Gaudens will be on view at The Parrish Art Museum with 75 of the artist's most famous works -- including reductions of major outdoor commissions....
May 27, 2003Five works by Russian abstract artist Wassily Kandinsky are on exhibition at Harvard's Busch-Reisinger Museum through July 13....
May 27, 2003The first exhibition in the United Kingdom devoted to Italian Divisionism comprises some 44 works by the main protagonists of the movement, loaned by public and private collections in Italy....-
May 20, 2003Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Century American and European paintings...
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May 20, 2003Just as Native American culture emphasizes the essential unity of all things, Steve Wheeler stated that the Indian Space artists' objective was "to weave painting and life into a close knit fabric...
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