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January 1, 2002The Harris archive is an incomparable record of historic events and daily life in Pittsburgh's African-American community between 1936 and 1975 and is considered one of the most complete portraits of the urban...-
January 1, 2002Scheduled to open in 2003, the 5,000-square-foot museum will house two galleries, a museum shop and public spaces....
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January 1, 2002The gallery introduces a series of sales geared toward "lifestyle" clients who are decorating their homes. ...
January 1, 2002This first in-depth examination of the last years of the artist's long and celebrated career will bring together some 50 major works from public and private collections in the United States and Europe...
January 1, 2002Harvard's Fogg Art Museum examines the artist's famous oil sketch in two alternative contexts - historical and visually associative - that bring out its resonance and complexity. ...
January 1, 2002The John Pence Gallery offers a much-awaited exhibition of recent oil and pastel paintings by the eminent painter, teacher and portraitist Daniel E. Greene....
December 24, 2001The remarkable degree to which this talented team nurtured and inspired each other throughout their synergistic union is the theme of a splendid exhibition at the Portland Museum of Art....
December 24, 2001Jacques-Emile Ruhlmann's elegant and highly functional designs are expressions of the Modernist vision. The gallery offered a rosewood, ebony and nickel-plated desk he designed for the Parisian architect...
December 24, 2001The lamp had reportedly at one time been part of the fixtures of a large Springfield bank and because of its outstanding nature may have originally been made by Handel for an exposition....
December 24, 2001On the long addendum sheet was a superb Philadelphia Chippendale Gostlowe-type figured mahogany chest-on-chest, circa 1775. "The estate wanted it sold - right away," said Ron Pook....-
December 24, 2001Stella has acquired the dates January 26 and 27 for a 300-dealer antiques show to be on Piers 88 and 90....
December 24, 2001Artist, writer, craftsperson, gardener, and antiques collector, Campanelli pursued her interests with dedication and enthusiasm....
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