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July 3, 2001Butterfields Auctioneers offered the property, which was handed down directly from the famous Bowies two brothers whose names are respected within Texas history and whose exploits popularized a weapon...
July 3, 2001When James D. Julia recently brought the whale oil lamp collection of the late William A. Sevrens to auction, it seemed that whale oil lamps were suddenly seen in, well, a new light....
July 3, 2001Sloan's noted thousands of hits on its Web site, and reported that the most of the bidding action took place in the last three hours of the event, resulting in nearly 100 percent of the lots finding buyers....
July 3, 2001The line-up of more than 300 lots was part of Jeff Lotman's personal 22-year collection and was composed of animation created from 1928 through the late 60s....
July 3, 2001A Gainsborough is stolen from Ireland's Russborough House - again....Fine doubled for notary caught trying to sell an Amber Room panel....Museum volunteer who pilfered historic documents in Massachusetts...
July 3, 2001Although heavy rain and storms were expected at the Wilton Outdoor Antiques Marketplace, a fast-and-furious downpour was the worst it got over the two-day stretch. Fans, as well as the after-rain calm,...
July 3, 2001It was not only a pleasure to peruse the museum-quality architecturals, sculpture, textiles and jewelry at the event, but also a privilege to speak, once again, with the event's dedicated exhibitors....
July 3, 2001We thought this was going to be a typical summer show - and found that some very serious things sold....
July 3, 2001The High Museum's exhibition encompasses 47 objects from the Casa Buonarroti, Michelangelo Buonarroti's familial home in Florence, Italy, and includes 24 drawings by the Italian master himself, nine of which...
July 3, 2001Examples of British campaign furniture, costumes, paintings, and decorative objects, are the centerpiece of an innovative exhibition to open at the Katonah Museum of Art this summer....
July 3, 2001This showing of landscapes from the museum's collection includes 47 works from painters, printmakers, and photographers....
July 3, 2001Virginia True epitomized the pioneer spirit of the United States in the early Twentieth Century, and at Zaplin Lampert Gallery, it is evident that the West would kindle the best work of her career and her most...
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