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October 2, 2001The show will feature 20 astounding works owned by Libby and Bill Clark of Hanford, Calif., and 12 from the collection of Gail and John Liebes of Los Angeles, Calif....
October 2, 2001An exhibition of work by W. Eugene Smith, one of the Twentieth Century's greatest photographers, will be on view at Carnegie Museum of Art beginning November 3....
October 2, 2001Cincinnati Art Galleries' exhibit of paintings and drawings by Edgar Yaegar features 50 of the artist's works from the 1920s through the 1990s....
September 25, 2001The Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection and Insurance Company will donate its extensive collection of American art to the Florence Griswold Museum in Old Lyme, giving state residents and visitors greater...
September 25, 2001The Stroh collection featured antique German stoneware, Creussen and Faience drinking vessels....
September 25, 2001Dressed in a black waistcoat and tails, gray pants and an unmarked top hat over his original fur wig, the doll brought $23,100, well over book value....
September 25, 2001The Guy Wiggins oil of a New York snow scene, complete with an American flag, generated interest from all over the country and sold for $23,100 to an audience member who battled live, phone and absentee...
September 25, 2001It was interesting to note that only about a third of the exhibitors were Pennsylvania based - the dealer list showed the majority being from the Eastern seaboard....
September 25, 2001What Newport authority Ralph Carpenter has dubbed the "Bergner Codex" is a recent gift to the historic Redwood Library on Newport's regal Bellevue Avenue: Jonas Bergner's day book....-
September 25, 2001"It is definitely not true," states Leanne Stella in response to multiple rumors circulating about her 30-year-old company. "Stella Shows has definitely not been sold and the shows at the Piers...
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September 25, 2001"Art & Home: Dutch Interiors in the Age of Rembrandt" will be delayed until October 17 due to problems caused by the recent attacks on the United States....
September 25, 2001The Birmingham Museum of Art reopened its American Art Galleries with a striking installation fully integrating the museum's collection of American painting and sculpture with American decorative...
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