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November 12, 2002The most comprehensive display of the artist's work in more than a century is on view at the Smithsonian American Art Museum's Renwick Gallery through January 19. Numerous artifacts spread throughout...
November 12, 2002"Competition between private collectors and the trade was vigorous for works at all levels, confirming the solid and steady market," said a Christie's representative....
November 12, 2002"[It] was a little soft here and there, but we sold some very important things," Ronald Bourgeault said following his two-day, 1,225-lot event in Manchester, N.H....
November 12, 2002Russ Antiques and Auctions is well-known in this part of Connecticut, with a 100-year history in the business, operating since 1997 in the Old Lyme area....
November 12, 2002Great exhibitors with innovative ideas have made this show an important crossroads event, drawing collectors and dealers from both sides of the United States. It's no longer just a country affair....
November 12, 2002The Women's Board of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts presented its eleventh annual event at the 33rd Street Armory with 56 juried galleries....-
November 12, 2002"Decisions such as these are difficult ones," said Director Dr. Michael Brand. "We have done our best."...
November 12, 2002The San Francisco of Modern Art will feature more than 200 vintage prints drawn from August Sander's monumental portrait of German society, made for the most part between the two world wars....
November 12, 2002Prints from the Heritage Museums' vast collection of Currier & Ives, along with various other Nineteenth Century objects - such as costumes, farm tools, scrimshaw and hunting and fishing ephemera...
November 12, 2002Shanahan has been a regular contributor to the "New Yorker" for 15 years and has published more than 650 drawings and covers in the magazine....
November 6, 2002Nineteenth and early Twentieth Century American art with select contemporary realists...
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