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July 17, 2001In "The Splendor of Antique Rugs and Tapestries," author and collector Parviz Nemati explains cultural influences and historic events relating to rug production....
July 17, 2001The drawing is a preparatory study for Leonardo's first great composition, the large unfinished panel, "The Adoration of the Magi," now in the Uffizi Gallery in Florence....
July 17, 2001The offering of country store memorabilia, toys, and dolls was fueled by a zero percent seller's commission offered on "high-value rdf_Descriptions."....
July 17, 2001The single-owner creel, purchased in 1950 and never used, came with its original 1950 "Established 1857" catalogue....-
July 17, 2001"Many dealers are enormously disappointed," said Irene Stella, "and Stella Show Management Company will reinstate this event when the time and place are right."...
July 17, 2001The pound, at a 15-year low that same day, coupled with economic skepticism and a decrease in the American presence, greatly affected this season's event....
July 17, 2001London's Antiquarian Book Fair, while not as visually compelling as the city's major antiques events, is nevertheless one of most stimulating entertainments on this planet....
July 17, 2001Sixteenth and Seventeenth Century paintings from the Uffizi Gallery, Florence, Italy, will be presented at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts September 15 through December 9....
July 17, 2001Paintings and sculpture created by musician and record producer Herb Alpert will be on view at the Tennessee State Museum....
July 17, 2001Organized by London's National Portrait Gallery, the exhibition will run through September 2 and features more than 180 works by this remarkable photographer....
July 10, 2001DuMond is hardly a household name today, but in his time he was an important figure in American art. A deft painter of landscapes, portraits, still lifes, and murals, he was also one of the great teachers...
July 10, 2001This Shenandoah Valley example, with an untouched surface, had never passed out of its consigning family before the auction and was the star lot of the event....
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