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January 21, 2003Frank and Barbara Pollack, American Antiques & Art, became very well known in the business. For many years they took part in shows about the country and were also major players at many of the auctions....
January 21, 2003The Yale Center for British Art features works from the center's permanent collection that include some of the most compelling artistic statements of this extraordinary period. ...
January 21, 2003Commemorating the centennial of the artist's death, "Whistler and His Circle in Venice" at the Corcoran Gallery of Art traces Whistler's considerable influence on his contemporaries and followers....
January 21, 2003Spanierman Gallery's "Hayley Lever (1876-1958)" highlights key aspects of this talented Australian American artist's career, ranging from his portrayals of the Cornish seacoast to his views...
January 14, 2003Deception breaks trust, destroys relationships, and brands the deceivers as less than honorable, at best. Unless the deceivers are masters of trompe l'oeil -- in which case, the very opposite applies....
January 14, 2003With more than 75 auctions taking place during the two-week span between this past year's holiday season and the week surrounding New Year's, the action in the halls was hot and heavy....
January 14, 2003Property ranging from Twentieth Century design furniture and decorative art to paintings, lithographs and photography, and jewelry, watches and coins were all offered recently at Ivey-Selkirk Auctioneers....
January 14, 2003The two-day event saw 1,469 lots auctioned without reserve to 564 registered bidders, including 103 telephone bidders. Absentee bids totaled nearly 1,300. Sales exceeded $517,000....
January 14, 2003We've got the scoop on all the shows, sales, seminars and receptions you could possibly attend....-
January 14, 2003Many dealers arrived with modest expectations after a slow autumn in the showrooms, and left pleasantly surprised by the amount of business that took place....
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January 14, 2003A cache of manuscripts and photographs by and about the mid-Twentieth Century American artist Arthur B. Carles (1882-1952) was recently given to the academy by longtime academy supporters Dr and Mrs Perry...
January 14, 2003The exhibition of more than 25 drawings, ranging in date from circa 1525 to 1905, will include major Italian works such as "An Allegory of the Fall" and "Redemption of Man."...
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