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May 7, 2002Christie's sale in Amsterdam focused on Dutch Pictures and Works of Art from Seventeenth to the Twentieth Centuries, realizing $12,423,685 in a packed sale room....-
May 7, 2002"I envision Winterthur playing an even stronger role in increasing the public's awareness and appreciation of American decorative arts," said Kaufman....
May 7, 2002The Southport-Westport Antiques Show proved once again that excellent dealers, a hard-working committee, professional management and lovely surroundings create a winning combination able to withstand the gloomiest...
May 7, 2002The Chicago Botanic Garden and Stella Show Mgmt. Co. from New York City joined creative forces to produce the Midwest's largest antique and garden fair. Exhibitors from the United States and Europe...
May 7, 2002"You can learn a lot about the South from these two exhibitions," said Eileen Mott, the Virginia Museum of Fine Art's coordinator of statewide exhibitions. "You can learn about the Southern...
May 7, 2002The Santa Barbara Museum of Art highlights early works by Hopper against a general overview of the realist tradition from the early part of the century to the apex of its popularity -- the establishment...
May 7, 2002The Brandywine River Museum will offer a special exhibition of these antique chairs made for children, presenting 27 varied and exceptional examples. Charles Santore, Windsor chair expert and noted illustrator,...-
May 1, 2002Clearly, there was much joy in museum land last year, as institutions throughout the United States solicited donations, received bequests and purchased artwork and other objects in large quantity....
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April 30, 2002Clearly, there was much joy in museum land last year, as institutions throughout the United States solicited donations, received bequests and purchased artwork and other objects in large quantity....
April 30, 2002Although many of the rumors and legends surrounding Goya's long and productive life have been debunked in recent years, there remain gaps in our knowledge, as well as many questions regarding authorship...
April 30, 2002Featured were antiques, fine arts, and sporting rdf_Descriptions consigned from numerous estates and consignors. Two hundred sixty-three bidding paddles were issued, with much competition from overseas,...
April 30, 2002Approximately 250 bidding paddles were issued during the two-day event, in addition to lively phone bidding from Europe, in competition for the 700 lots offered....
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