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October 30, 2001Recent events seemed to point towards a "gamble" and made Atlantic City a fitting venue. Many dealers approached the show as if they had wandered onto the casino floor and found themselves at the $100...-
October 30, 2001The tragedy continues to take its toll on the country, altering many things that were once taken as routine. The antiques business in New York has changed dramatically due to the emergency uses in many...
October 30, 2001The antiques offerings were sometimes breathtaking, and always top quality. But, as anticipated - despite an air of optimism on the dealers' part - everybody seemed to be holding their breath, waiting...
October 30, 2001The Fleming Collection consists of works by many of Scotland's most prominent artists, from 1800 to the present day, and will be housed in a newly converted space in Berkeley Street, London....
October 30, 2001The Dahesh Museum, which specializes in art of the Nineteenth Century, will host its first exhibition devoted entirely to images of religion and religiosity by artists trained in the academies of Europe....
October 30, 2001The daguerreotype, the world's first successful photographic process, is celebrated at the Nelson-Atkins, Kansas City, Mo., through January 6, 2002....
October 30, 2001Debra Force Fine Art's fall exhibit features paintings, watercolors and drawings that explore the inspiration American artists have drawn from their native surroundings....
October 30, 2001The Birmingham Museum of Art, Alabama, provides the first opportunity for many rare masterpieces of African art to be on view in the United States, featuring approximately 125 objects....
October 23, 2001The manner in which this controversial and highly productive artist used the studio as an artistic theme during his seven-decade career is the subject of this splendid exhibition, currently on view at the Cleveland...
October 23, 2001Philadelphia Museum of Art curator Jack L. Lindsey believes that because the top was glued to the secondary wood, it popped off over time. "It looks like whoever tried to repair it cut four to six inch...
October 23, 2001The results were not all the York Avenue auction house had hoped for. Still, rare rdf_Descriptions in fine condition attracted ample attention and some brought prices that would be considered robust even...
October 23, 2001Butterfields and Los Angeles Modern Auctions' first offering of Twentieth Century decorative arts brought more than $1,000,000 as a standing-room-only crowd vied against Internet bidders....
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