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February 19, 2002"[He] as a quiet man who spoke volumes in his self-effacing approach to buying and selling antiques. Ever cordial but never forward, he was, in his prime, a fixture at auction houses along the Eastern...-
February 19, 2002The Philadelphia Museum of Art has chosen Gluckman Mayner Architects to design the renovation of the Ruth and Raymond G. Perelman Building, which the museum acquired in 1999 to provide space for its expansion...
February 19, 2002The focal points of the opening are the two fully restored historic buildings: the McLellan House (1800-1801) and the Lorenzo deMedici (LDM) Sweat Memorial Galleries (1911), a series of sky-lit Beaux-Arts...
February 19, 2002The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts features a selection of works from Mellon's last generous gift to the museum - a group of 42 British sporting paintings, 12 French drawings and 19 sculptures....
February 19, 2002The china-decorating fervor that swept the United States from the late 1870s to the early Twentieth Century - giving rise to this country's art and studio pottery tradition and providing women artists...
February 19, 2002Nuse played an integral part in both the Bucks County and Philadelphia art scenes. A member of the Pennsylvania Impressionist art colony, his work reflected his traditional training at the Pennsylvania...
February 19, 2002David's atmospheric paintings combine a formal interest in both representational and abstract elements with a desire to invest his work with elusive qualities of mood....
February 12, 2002Wright, one of the Twentieth Century's leading industrial designers, is the focus of a comprehensive new exhibition at the Smithsonian's Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum which features more...
February 12, 2002The firm's evening sales of Post-War Art and Contemporary Art realized a total of $13,641,689. Four world auction records for individual artists were realized....
February 12, 2002Nearly 300 bid cards were issued and buyers from six states were successful either in person, by phone or by absentee bid. The varied selection of lots came from more than 20 consignors....
February 12, 2002The New England Toy Train Exchange conducted their winter auction featuring 395 lots of toy trains dating from 1912 through the 1980s. There was standing room only as auctioneer Mark Tobias kept the action...
February 12, 2002The site's first sale of the year indicated that the autograph market is still strong, with some 800 bidders pushing the sale's total to more than $400,000....
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