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April 16, 2002"Someone told me that it takes five years to measure the success of a show and we have just completed our fifth year," Barry Cohen, manager of the Center City Antiques Show, said two days after...
April 16, 2002Frank Gaglio came on the loud speaker at the Navy Pier Antiques Show at 9:50 am on Friday, April 5, warning deal-ers that "the show will be opening in ten minutes." At the same time, the cell...
April 16, 2002The revival that the Connecticut Spring Antiques Show has been enjoying over the past several seasons continued on March 23-24, when the relaxed fair opened with minimal fanfare and a healthy contingent...
April 16, 2002Adelson Galleries, Inc, The Mark Hotel, 25 East 77th Street, will be exhibiting "French Prints of the Late Nineteenth Century," from April 17 to May 11, which is being presented by Marc Rosen...
April 16, 2002Photography has offered a means of documentation and expression for more than 160 years now. "A Thousand Hounds: A Walk with the Dogs Through the History of Photography" is based in part on The Cygnet...
April 16, 2002From May 16 to June 15, The Cooley Gallery will exhibit "Common Ground: Paintings by Tom and Peggy Root," featuring contemporary landscape and portrait works by this husband and wife team. The Roots...
April 16, 2002NEW YORK CITY In a major two-part exhibition, "The New Way of Tea," on view concurrently at Japan Society and the Asia Society and Museum through May 19, visitors will encounter the vital...
April 10, 2002The Baltimore Museum of Art brings the first major exhibition of the work of J.M.W. Turner in more than a decade to its only American venue, featuring more than 100 watercolors, oil paintings, drawings,...
April 9, 2002Think of the work of Alexander Calder, Joseph Cornell, Marcel Duchamp, René Magritte, Elie Nadelman and the Surrealists, and you have some sense of the diverse elements in the work of this idiosyncratic...
April 9, 2002"The collecting trend seems to be moving toward the more individual pieces as opposed to the corporate or repeated forms of furniture," stated gallery expert John Sollo....
April 9, 2002The sale featured a private collection of works by Ernest Hemingway and Joseph Conrad, including a copy of the first and only edition of Hemingway's first book....
April 9, 2002The 36-year cast-iron automotive and fire toy collection of Iowa physician Dr Jim Collins; the impeccable childhood toys of the late Dr R. William Alexander of Reading, Penn.; and the blockbuster Walter...
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