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January 29, 2002During the course of the ten-day pre-sale exhibition, nearly 3,000 ascended to the top floor of the York Avenue auction house just to glimpse the residue of a gracious way of life unequaled in our time....
January 29, 2002Just about every seat in the front part of the gallery was filled, with a good number of people standing and others in the second tier of seats. Twenty Sotheby's staff members were on hand, handling...
January 29, 2002What the three sessions on January 17 and 18 lacked in sizzle, they made up for in solid sales: $3.6 million on 442 lots. The buy-in rate was about average, twenty percent....
January 29, 2002One of the most famous doors in America, known for the best part of a century to celebrated collectors and those seeking fine antiques, closed for good on Sunday, January 20, when the contents of Israel...
January 29, 2002What Christie's lacked in volume it made up for in the magnitude of a few stellar lots at its sale of Important American Furniture, Silver and Folk Art. The auction grossed $10.3 million on just 390 rdf_Descriptions,...
January 29, 2002By any measure, it has been an extraordinary few months in the life of the 48-year-old fair, which has endured cold weather and hot tempers, but never the state of emergency imposed on the city by the events...
January 29, 2002. The museum decided that since the Fall Antiques Show was an event of the past, from which the museum received the proceeds from the opening night preview party, it was time to have a show of its own....
January 29, 2002"We made a great debut in New York City," Barry Cohen said after the dust had settled, referring to his new show....
January 29, 2002Three well-known dealers shift gears during Americana Week....
January 29, 2002"We were honored to be her friend, knowing that Pat Guthmans do not cross your path all that often in life."...
January 29, 2002One of New Hampshire's most distinguished art appreciators, Fuller assembled the majority of works in this collection in the 1960s, before the field of American painting garnered widespread appeal,...
January 29, 2002A professional artist since the age of 20, with classical training emphasizing drawing, Traynor's versatility ranges from frescoes to landscape en plein air, still life, and figural work....
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