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March 11, 2003NASHVILLE, TENN. -- The Heart of Country Antiques Show, February 13--16, brought together more than 200 exhibitors from Florida to Montana and from Maine to Arizona....-
March 11, 2003NEW YORK CITY Susan Weber Soros, founder and director of the Bard Graduate Center for Studies in the Decorative Arts, Design and Culture, has announced the recipients of the seventh annual Iris Foundation...
March 11, 2003CAMBRIDGE, MASS. Harvard University presents "George Bellows: The Tragedies of War," on view through May 11 at the Fogg Art Museum. The exhibition features 32 objects, including drawings,...
March 11, 2003NEW YORK CITY Salander-O'Reilly Galleries is presenting its sixth annual exhibition of paintings by Paul Georges (1923-2002) titled, "Last Paintings," the final body of work that Georges...
March 11, 2003YONKERS, N.Y. "One must never forget," the incomparable Gertrude Stein observed years ago, "that the earth seen from an airplane is more splendid than the earth seen from an automobile."...
March 4, 2003Degas lovers can enjoy a double treat over the course of the next couple of months with two separate shows exploring his work and times at the Philadelphia Museum of Art and Yale University Art Gallery....-
March 4, 2003The company intends to utilize the process to reconstruct its balance sheet, while continuing to provide service to members and users....
March 4, 2003Putting to use the wisdom provided in his book " Good, Better, Best," author/dealer/advisor and Northeast Auction American furniture expert Albert Sack sat in the front row of the sale with...
March 4, 2003The second portion of the highly anticipated Bob Mebane absentee auction closed with strong prices posted across the board. Mebane, who began collecting during the mid-1960s, was referred to as one of the "second...
March 4, 2003333 Auctions was recently formed by a partnership between David Rago, Nicholas Dawes, Suzanne Perrault, John Sollo, and Miriam Tucker. The five collaborated to form an estates auction venture new to the firm...
March 4, 2003The dealer base for this long-running event is undoubtedly part of the reason for its success and longevity. Exhibitors come from Connecticut, Vermont, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Massachusetts, and they...
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