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October 16, 2001The rare and important circa 1830 pine Pennsylvania chest of drawers featured a molded frieze over a case with two short and three long graduated drawers....
October 16, 2001"Our expectations were low, given the events that took place in this country on September 11 and the subsequent national mood. But the American flag, as well as America's colors - red, white...
October 16, 2001Originally residing at the 69th Street Armory at 26th Street and Lexington, Gramercy Park Modern has become a tour de force, sculpted by an experienced management team....
October 16, 2001For those living in Litchfield County and blessed with any kind of a social bone in their body, the place to be was Bryan Memorial Town Hall, the site of this 15th annual event....
October 16, 2001The exhibition includes works by Cecilia Beaux, Frank W. Benson, Albert Bierstadt, William Merritt Chase, Jasper Cropsey, Arthur B. Davies, Arthur Wesley Dow and John Henry Twachtman....
October 16, 2001Beginning October 25, Hollis Taggart Galleries features Blum's brilliantly hued compositions from his many travels to exotic locales....
October 16, 2001A new exhibition at the Katonah Museum of Art demonstrates the varied ways in which the image of the horse has infused our culture through more than 150 objects on view....
October 9, 2001A number of significant objects have been added to the Cole artifacts and artworks already in the collections, while earlier gifts to the society have been returned to Cedar Grove....
October 9, 2001DuMouchelles Art Gallery Company auctioned an array of antiques, fine art and collectibles from across Michigan at its September sale....
October 9, 2001"There was much concern in the moment preceding the auction, but overall the auction proved that watch collecting provides an excellent alternative to investing."...
October 9, 2001Despite having been rescheduled from an earlier date, the sale was characterized by extremely heavy telephone bidding and strong competition from a crowded salesroom, with many lots reaching beyond estimates....
October 9, 2001"Dealers really put on the best show they could and it was our contribution to try to make things better in light of the events of the recent past."...
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