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April 15, 2003Exhibited are 38 works by prominent American Modern artists thoughtfully assembled by one couple over two decades, primarily with the assistance of the gallery....
April 15, 2003Quidley has earned the coveted Copley Master award three times, and is praised for his control of light....
April 15, 2003Ann Lofquist, in her quiet, pastoral views of rural New England, continues the tradition of such Nineteenth Century American tonalist artists as George Inness, John Francis Murphy, Charles Warren Eaton...
April 8, 2003After 75 years of experience and evolution, Colonial Williamsburg is, in a word, a place where dedicated dealers and serious collectors, along with less informed and focused visitors, can pick and choose...
April 8, 2003The clock was discovered in a Binghamton, N.Y., home by David Mapes. It had descended in the family of a shoe-manufacturing magnate since the early Twentieth Century....
April 8, 2003What Julia billed as the "finest Confederate battle flag ever offered at public auction" achieved a final price of $126,500, selling to a determined collector in attendance who beat out five...
April 8, 2003A collector outbid two phone bidders and two dealers in the room to take the pitcher for what is most likely a record, according to the gallery, and exceeding the presale estimate of $15/20,000....
April 8, 2003Year in and year out, through good times and bad, the fair delivers a quality selection of early New England furniture and choice accessories. Dedicated collectors are always there to buy....
April 8, 2003The show has become the primary fundraising event for the Dorothy Whitfield Historic Society, and his year's event was again successful in its support....-
April 8, 2003York was a specialist in American art, and dealt in a veritable who's who of artists from the mid-Seventeenth Century to the mid-Twentieth Century....
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April 8, 2003"I bought the Bill of Rights with an attorney present and paid for it with a check. At no time was there ever any mention that the document had been stolen," dealer Wayne Pratt told us....
April 8, 2003The LACMA exhibit argues that the Mongol Confederacy's promotion of pan-Asian trade, its avid taste for luxury goods and its practice of relocating artists combined to produce an unprecedented cross-fertilization...
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