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April 2, 2002The John J. Burns Library has acquired three archives of material for its collection, which is already considered to be the premier, most comprehensive repository of Irish research materials in the United...
April 2, 2002The Albany Institute of History & Art will present more than 50 major paintings and sculptures that trace the transformation of the colonies into nationhood. These rare artworks from the 1760s through...
April 2, 2002At Joan Whalen Fine Art, Guy A. Wiggins, one of the premier painters of New York, will present a special commemorative painting of American flags on Fifth Avenue titled "Salute to Old Glory"...
April 2, 2002Berry-Hill Galleries presents the first retrospective exhibition of this major American Luminist, as well as the first in-depth biographical study and catalog of known works....
March 26, 2002The first major exhibition of Southern furniture in 50 years, the collection highlights the taste, technology and cultural diversity of furniture from the South's three principal regions: the Chesapeake,...
March 26, 2002A crowded gallery broke into applause after a collector paid nearly $190,000 for the brushed aluminum two-piece coffee table, one of three examples known. Twentieth Century decorative arts, furniture,...
March 26, 2002Joe Hynn-Yang and Mee-seen Loong of the firm's Chinese Works of Art department commented, "We were particularly pleased to see the level of private participation given that this was the first...
March 26, 2002Twenty-eight percent, or 151 of the 538 lots offered, did not meet their reserve prices and were bought in, which a Skinner spokeswoman attributed to the "slower economy" in New England. However,...
March 26, 2002It's January, and in the antiques world you are either in New York City or Florida. The Big Apple offers a core of high profile shows and auctions, and the Sunshine State features sunspots of 50 shows...
March 26, 2002Initial friction between this show and the Winnetka Community House Antiques Show, held on the same dates and separated by only several blocks, has lessened, since they are really two independent events...-
March 26, 2002Victorian Borwick, former director of the Olympia Antiques Fair, is joining Florida-based IFAE as a co-fair director. IFAE, founded by David and Lee Ann Lester, is now owned by dmg world media, part of the UK-listed...
March 26, 2002The paintings, prints, drawings and photographs at Vassar's Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center span the years from the Armory Show of 1913, which introduced Americans to the aesthetics of modern European painting...
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