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December 17, 2002The instant patina of this lustrous expo reflects the wisdom and experience of its 50 exhibitors, all members of the Art & Antique Dealers League of America, one of the nation's oldest professional...
December 17, 2002The Egan harp in recent years was bought at auction by New York concert soprano Heidi Nitze, and sat in need of restoration in her attic as she set out to find a proper home for the historic instrument....-
December 17, 2002In 1996, "Art and Antiques" magazine named Pearson one of the top 100 collectors in America. He started collecting quilts in the early 1940s when he was recuperating from a racing injury, but he also...
December 17, 2002The treasures of France's second largest museum are having their US debut at Atlanta's High Museum of Art, which will feature more than 100 works from the Musée d'Orsay....
December 17, 2002An exhibition of 26 works from the Yale University Art Gallery's wide-ranging and rich collection of American watercolors will be on view to June 8 in the Matrix Gallery on the third floor....
December 17, 2002A retrospective exhibition of the photography of Andreas Feininger, "Life" magazine photographer for more than 20 years, runs at the Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center through March 16....
December 10, 2002Seldom has a suite of furniture boasted such an unusual provenance; this Eighteenth Century French high style bedroom set possesses not only a history of royal production, but also the brutal mob killing...
December 10, 2002Here is the colorful tale of the most infamous estate sale of all time: the dismantling of much of England's royal collections by Oliver Cromwell's Parliament after King Charles I was beheaded...
December 10, 2002The early internal combustion engine, invented in 1870 by Nicolaus August Otto and Eugen Langen in Cologne, was sold after intense bidding to an overseas collector....
December 10, 2002The Christie's sale realized the highest total for any various-owner American paintings auction in the firm's history....
December 10, 2002James McHenry acquired his collection primarily at the big estate auctions in Newport during the 30s and 40s, and indeed, the assemblage offered by Gustave White had some very rare clocks....-
December 10, 2002Colin Clarke, named acting president of the firm just three weeks ago, stated, "We are in the process of reorganizing our finances, raising further investments and we will go forward, definitely."...
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