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July 16, 2002The top lot of the sale, a 30- by 36-inch Emile A. Gruppe oil painting of nudes in a landscape, sold to a private buyer for a world auction record of $36,960. ...
July 16, 2002The fair introduced some changes this June, not in order to reinvent itself (there is after all a well developed tried and trusted format), but to add a gleam to the existing polish -- figuratively and literally....
July 16, 2002Promoter/manager Vivien Cord said glowingly, "This show is magic." Judging from the steady stream of cars entering the show throughout the day, and the familiar sight of a dealer writing up a sales...
July 16, 2002The 160-year-old art museum's plans call for razing the Goodwin building and replacing it with a new structure that will house 14,700 square feet of space for temporary exhibitions and contemporary art....
July 16, 2002Discover examples of superb Eighteenth Century American craftsmanship in silver and gold and learn about the political, economic, social and religious life in New York around the time of the Revolutionary...
July 16, 2002The exhibition at the Bard Graduate Center examines more than 200 objects and designs produced over 150 years, as well as a selection of archival and contemporary photos that represent every stylistic...
July 16, 2002Boston's JMW Gallery will exhibit more than 100 objects from the Arts and Crafts movement by four of the period's prominent potteries: Grueby, Marblehead, Dedham and Saturday Evening Girl's Paul...
July 9, 2002In Search of a National Landscape: William Trost Richards and the Artists' Adirondacks 1850 - 1870...
July 9, 2002"Nu au collier" depicts Picasso's favorite muse, Marie-Thérèse Walter, and dates from the apogee of their relationship when Picasso and Walter had retreated to Boisgeloup....
July 9, 2002The rarity of Lucioni's paintings at auction brought forth intense interest. The "Steeple Through the Birches, Manchester, Vermont," 1955, attracted numerous telephone bidders and sealed...
July 9, 2002Early American History Auctions' mail bid event consisted of 1,363 lots of autographs, coins, currency and Americana....
July 9, 2002Despite the productivity of the weekend, in selling and educating visitors in genres from tramp art to mocha ware, the heat may have discouraged visitors from lingering....
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