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July 10, 2001It was the first time the lot had been offered since the Eighteenth Century. "It came from a place three doors down from us," said Willis Henry....
July 10, 2001A recent Sotheby's London "Alice" sale was as touching as it was expansive and, not unexpectedly, broke some new records of its own. Comprising photographs, books, papers and personal rdf_Descriptions,...
July 10, 2001The auction featured works and collections from a variety of consignors, and attracted more than 600 bidders - including Internet participants - representing 41 states and 15 countries....
July 10, 2001England being England, Grosvenor House, the most traditional of London's five major June antiques shows, still reigns supreme. It enjoys royal patronage, attracts those who are so seriously wealthy that...
July 10, 2001The Lake Forest Academy Antiques Show's 38 dealers set up their exhibits in the former home of the Armour family for the event's 40th annual presentation....
July 10, 2001A perfect day for an outdoor antiques market brought large crowds to the Ann Arbor Market, now owned and managed by Nancy and Woody Straub of Panacea, Fla....
July 10, 2001The deal brings the world's largest indoor art, antiques and collectibles show into the fold of one of the world's leading publishers of hobby periodicals and books....
July 10, 2001The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art presents an aesthetic reappraisal of Adams as an artist and working photographer by bringing together 114 of his finest photographs, represented by exemplary prints...
July 10, 2001More than three dozen important Dutch paintings from the Seventeenth Century, as well as works on paper and a wealth of significant decorative objects, will be on view at The Newark Museum beginning September...
July 10, 2001Long celebrated for his urban landscapes, Paul Weingarten's still lifes are now featured at Salander-O'Reilly....
July 10, 2001Crane Collection explores the season with a new exhibition of garden scenes, featuring English, French and American paintings from the Nineteenth Century to the present....
July 3, 2001In recent years, numerous articles have focused on a handful of artworks that were not rescued and repatriated by Allied forces. The bigger story is that over five million art objects were recovered, researched...
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