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March 5, 2002The gallery may be better known for American furniture, but it hit the jackpot with works on paper. Three lots alone added $717,000 to the weekend's take, which reached $6,056,382, including premium,...
March 5, 2002Swann's best poster sale to date featured works by master Alphonse Mucha. A complete set of "The Times of the Day, Paris," 1899, in superb condition, realized $47,150, doubling the previous record....-
March 5, 2002eBay admits defeat in Japan....French justice system isn't finished with Yahoo!....Rare missing print of the Titanic is handed in anonymously....Wyoming Supreme Court decides the fate of a Gollings painting...
March 5, 2002After Dan Morphy bought the show last November, his first order of business was to expand the event to include antique advertising....-
March 5, 2002Included in the gift is one of the rare "Stone" copies of the Declaration of Independence, a complete set of autographs of the 56 signers of the Declaration and a collection of American Presidential...
March 5, 2002The Medici family's passion for the arts and fascination with the natural sciences, from the Fifteenth Century to the end of the dynasty in the Eighteenth Century, is beautifully illustrated at the gallery's...
March 5, 2002Intricately engraved vessels for everyday use, helmets and swords, and instruments for locating the direction of Mecca are among the objects featured through July 21 at the Arthur M. Sackler Museum....
March 5, 2002Highlighting clay, fiber, glass, metal and wood, the installation is on display now through the end of May as part of a rotation of the collection that occurs twice a year....
February 26, 2002Approximately 40 exquisite photographs of a bygone era, taken by one of photography's great early artists, are on view at The Metropolitan Museum of Art through April 21. ...
February 26, 2002Tucked away in a private home for the past century, "Little Girl in A Red Dress Holding Toys" emerged as the top lot in Skinner's February 24 auction of American Furniture and Decorative...
February 26, 2002Despite a winter storm that left much of the area without power, determined buyers filled the hall and numerous phone bidders kept the prices on some 700 lots strong. ...
February 26, 2002The five-slat, ladder-back armchair, found in an attic, generated a lot of presale interest and retained its original, crusty red painted surface. ...
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