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January 14, 2003"Bill Brandt: A Retrospective" and "Edward Weston: Life Work" are at the Milwaukee Art Museum through February 9 and are made up largely of vintage prints....
January 14, 2003Historic Deerfield's renowned collection of ceramics will be the featured loan exhibition at the 2003 New York Ceramics Fair January 16-19 at the National Academy of Design on Fifth Avenue....
January 7, 2003This Carnegie exhibit ultimately recreates a Nineteenth Century "salon-style" art show before the featured collection will be reinstalled in the renovated Scaife Galleries in fall 2003....
January 7, 2003This was an old-fashioned sale, with tons of interesting and quality material, no catalog to refer to, and no buyer's preview the day of the sale....
January 7, 2003A bidding war broke out at the gallery, and to the victors went a select group of military clothing, particularly a bugler's jacket from the Wadsworth....
January 7, 2003There were many fine things offered at the sale and it was unfortunate that a snowstorm hit on day one. But the buyers who made the effort to attend were extremely glad that they did. ...
January 7, 2003A University of California law student, claiming to be the sole heir of his grandmother, a Jewish woman who fled Germany during World War II, is seeking to regain a Pablo Picasso painting allegedly looted...
January 7, 2003In 1880, a farmer plowing a field in the Peshawar District of northwest India accidentally uncovered remains of a temple, and the 34-inch-tall sculpture again saw the light of day. Now it has a permanent...
January 7, 2003In the antiques trade, the word "reproduction" usually carries a negative connotation. For contemporary craftsman, however, reproduction is both an art and a privilege....
January 7, 2003The West Coast's first comprehensive exhibition of works by John Singer Sargent opens at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art on February 2....
January 7, 2003An exhibit of works by internationally recognized artists will be on view at the Colby College Museum of Art from the personal collection of Bruce Brown, a retired Maine schoolteacher....
January 7, 2003Richard Segalman, an accomplished Brooklyn-born painter who studied with Raphael Soyer and at The Art Students League, is known for his romantic visions of women on beaches, streets, gardens and especially...
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