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February 5, 2002For almost 60 years Jones has chronicled the people, politics and landscapes of Northern California - a "promised land" that has long held sway in the American cultural imagination....
February 5, 2002The catalog, published in a creative and portfolio size, featured on the cover one of two American Art Deco cast metal figural window frames, depicting a centaur, complete with opaque glass. The windows...
February 5, 2002The most recent auction at the Cedar Falls, Iowa gallery kicked off their winter season and saw widespread interest, with total sales of over $1,108,000. ...
February 5, 2002Vigorous bidding energized the atmosphere at Neal Auction Company's latest estates offering, which featured Southern, American and European art; Southern silver; and American furniture and porcelain...
February 5, 2002The six-piece bedroom set, to the layman, seemed a nicely matched suite of early Twentieth Century furniture. But to the connoisseur, of which there were obviously a few among the buyers, it was an example...-
February 5, 2002Government witness backs conspiracy charges against antiquities dealer Frederick Schultz....Philadelphia stamp dealer is accused of collusive and rigged bids....eBay and Sotheby's form an online partnership....Report...
February 5, 2002The happy irony of the fair is that while it may feel like a clubby gathering of in-the-know collectors, passionately devoted to connoisseurship in their esoteric pursuits, the three-year-old selling exhibition...
February 5, 2002Larger-than-life names have become the new social register - registering visions of otherworldly visions. These painters and sculptors transcend what is normally accepted as "The Way" and as self-taught...-
February 5, 2002Described as an efficiency measure, Butterfields is consolidating its auction operation at its San Francisco headquarters, resulting in pink slips for employees at its Los Angeles gallery and reducing...
February 5, 2002"It looks like things are back to normal in New York," a delighted Dianne Wendy said. "We had the best opening gate in the history of the show."...
February 5, 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....
January 29, 2002Delftware, with its rich, long history, continues to reveal much about the daily life and special occasions of its early American users....
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