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February 12, 2002The Reynolds Foundation pulls a $38 million donation to the Smithsonian....Sotheby's settles with the Onians estate over incorrectly attributed Poussin painting....First Lady Laura Bush tours the American...
February 12, 2002In a grand display of enthusiasm for antiques and for the City of New York, Stella Show Mgmt. Co. opened the doors to the Antiques @ The Piers Show to a steady line of customers, which continued until...
February 12, 2002Flamingo has acquired The New England Antiques Festival in Hopkinton, N.H., and The Vermont Antiques Festival in Quechee, Vt. ...
February 12, 2002This past fall, the Jackson Hole, Wyo. museum acquired "Tiger Observing Cranes," circa 1890, a significant painting by French Salon artist Jean-Leon Gerome....
February 12, 2002Included are etchings, lithographs, pastels, watercolors, and oil paintings. The focal point of the exhibition is "Harmony in Blue and Gold: The Little Blue Girl," commissioned by Charles Lang...
February 12, 2002The Joan Whitney Payson collection has returned to the Colby College Museum of Art , featuring 26 works by world-famous Impressionist and Post-Impressionist artists....
February 12, 2002The gallery presents a dialogue between Chinese furniture of the Ming (1369-1644) and Qing (1644-1911) dynasties and the remarkable paintings of Gee (1906-1963)....
February 12, 2002This overview of the art, history and process of American animation features animation cels, drawings and model sheets drawn from the collection of veteran animator George Nicholas (1910-1996)....
February 7, 2002A nationally admired American Impressionist, Tarbell was renowned for his refined and distinctly New England interiors as well as vibrant outdoor paintings of his family....
February 5, 2002The museum "has entered the new century with plans for a major physical expansion that will, among other things, greatly improve our ability to display and interpret contemporary art. Thus, we feel...
February 5, 2002Achtenberg's skies encompass much of the canvas, often three fourths of the painting. This is a style borrowed from the Old Masters of Dutch landscape tradition....
February 5, 2002Artist Ronnie Landfield recalls the impact William Blake's art and poetry had on his early work: "As a young artist, I was drawn to a search for content and a universal language - in Blake I saw content...
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