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November 5, 2002Tom Devenish will be remembered as an irrepressible stickler for authenticity, ethics and quality....
November 5, 2002With 64 paintings rarely seen outside Scotland, this Speed Art Museum exhibit includes works from the Impressionist, Post-Impressionist and Modern periods by such masters as Monet, Renoir, Cassatt, Cézanne,...
November 5, 2002Included are major works by Edwin Lord Weeks loaned from private collections and public institutions such as the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Brooklyn Museum of Art, the Dallas Museum of Art, the Syracuse...
November 5, 2002A new exhibition at the New Hampshire Historical Society's Tuck Library will showcase the society's outstanding collection of historic New Hampshire and New England maps....
November 5, 2002The Bruce Museum features works on loan from members of the Greenwich Miniaturists and collectors from Maine, Massachusetts and New York. Included are vignettes created by the famed Narcissa Thorne in Chicago,...
October 29, 2002This major traveling exhibition on display at Winterthur through January 12 is an eye-opener for East Coast visitors whose knowledge of Hispanic culture in the New World may be defined by Zorro reruns....
October 29, 2002Stellar prices were repeatedly achieved during the first session of the single-owner absentee auction featuring the early American glass collection of the late Bob Mebane....
October 29, 2002Important English furniture representing Neo-classical design in England went 69 percent sold with 230 lots offered, 138 of which found buyers. Gross sales were$3,213,804. ...
October 29, 2002Separated into an antiques and estate auction and a Twentieth Century design sale, the event drew more than 400 registered bidders who vied for a wide range of material comprising more than 1,000 lots....
October 29, 2002Those who did not come to this show missed a good one. Prices seemed a bit steep overall, but as any dealer will tell you, "There is not a great deal out there and when something wonderful comes along,...
October 29, 2002"This market really appeals to the young new collector, as opposed to a mature [one] that already has major pieces in place in their home. Young people are still furnishing their homes and they get so excited...
October 29, 2002Although the gate may have been lighter than years past, the sale of large furniture rdf_Descriptions was helped by the show's free 200-mile furniture delivery service, a convenience unique to this...
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