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July 23, 2002According to Douglas Deihl, director of American Indian and ethnographic art, "The market is very strong right now for weavings, pottery, photography and baskets."...
July 23, 2002"Masterworks from the American Folk Art Museum," on view through January 5, takes a fresh look at aspects of this country's cultural heritage through the museum's permanent collection...
July 23, 2002The cane had a silver panel inscribed, "Charles Dickens / Gad's Hill / to J.T.F. 1869," and once belonged to the Eastmans of Eastman Kodak....
July 23, 2002Millais's painting of Louise Jopling is widely acknowledged as being among his greatest portraits; James McNeill Whistler, who also painted Jopling, called it "a superb portrait" and "a...
July 23, 2002Fishman, currently executive director of the Lehigh County Historical Society, replaces Michael Gerhardt who has served a interim executive director since September of 2001....-
July 23, 2002"This is a stupid thing they're doing," said Christopher Riley, who runs the Old New-Gate Prison and Copper Mine. "We're about the only thing in the department that makes money....
July 23, 2002Outstanding paintings from private Cape Ann collections, works by Ralph Coburn and a look at Gloucester Modernist Alfred Levitt make a visit to this Massachusetts museum a must....
July 23, 2002Allrich, who studied with Eugene Hall, paints small landscapes directly on location, and develops larger landscapes, still lifes and interiors in his studio....
July 23, 2002The Bachelier-Cardonsky Gallery will open a group show featuring five artists on July 27....
July 16, 2002Hamilton alumni have lent works from their personal collections for the display, and many are on public exhibition for the first time in decades. ...
July 16, 2002History was made on July 10 when a completely unknown early work by Sir Peter Paul Rubens brought £49.5 million, making it the most expensive painting ever sold in pounds....
July 16, 2002Items from the estate of Kenneth and Helen Gemmill included a Chippendale chest of drawers attributed in "Hornor's Blue Book of Philadelphia Furniture" to Philadelphia cabinetmaker Jonathan...
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