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June 25, 2002A new shop, just a stone's throw from Newbury Street, proposes to be an uncommon combination....
June 19, 2002Nineteenth and early Twentieth Century American and European fine art. ...
June 18, 2002Fasanella, who parlayed his humble origins, union activism and social conscience into an impressive group of bold and colorful paintings, is one of the greatest American self-taught artists of all time....
June 18, 2002Two determined bidders on the phone vied for the tour de force of American glass making, driving the price far above the presale $100/150,000 estimate. The vase, which was purchased by an American private...
June 18, 2002"We've created an environment that is very gallery-like so that buyers can focus on individual pieces," said Skinner's Chief Executive Officer Karen Keane. "After a lot of agonizing,...
June 18, 2002The firm continues to maintain a strong presence in the English and Continental market, with three sales annually. The latest event in Portsmouth featured competitive bidding on the floor and via telephone....
June 18, 2002The installation of air conditioning was an immediate improvement on last year's fair, and the Armory was made much more comfortable for strolling through an event that deserved an entire afternoon...-
June 18, 2002ART 20, at the Park Avenue Armory November 21-24, will feature exhibitors from the United States, Europe, Canada and Latin America offering a range of art from the Twentieth Century....
June 18, 2002"This was by no means an easy decision but the directorship of the Courtauld was an opportunity I could not pass up."...
June 18, 2002On view through October 20, the exhibit will include such artists as Georges Seurat, Paul Signac, Henri Edmond Cross, Maximilien Luce, and Théo van Rysselberghe, among others. This is the first show in Maine's...
June 18, 2002A new exhibition at the Concord Museum brings together 65 original illustrations by Frank Thayer Merrill for the 1880 Roberts Brothers edition by Louisa May Alcott....
June 18, 2002Joseph Solman does not impose himself on his subject matter. "I have long discovered that what we call the subject yields more pattern, more poetry, more drama, greater abstract design and tension...
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