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June 26, 2001The enormity of the reproduction industry from glass, ceramics and furniture to ivory and iron makes identifying a reproduction from a photo a tremendous challenge....
June 26, 2001Bringing together over 200 works spanning the breadth of his long career, the Phillips Collection exhibition is the most complete assessment ever of Lawrence's artistic development and creative process...
June 26, 2001The clock stood 45 inches tall on impressively carved paw feet and was purchased by a Pennsylvania collector for $57,750....
June 26, 2001The most recent event hosted by the sports memorabilia and collectibles firm MastroNet, Inc., through its Mike Gutierrez Auctions division, generated over $1.3 million....
June 26, 2001Collectors vied heavily for the top lot, an Art Deco cameo glass bottle in orange with gilt-stylized flowers and a cloisonne-mounted stopper, which achieved $8,050....
June 26, 2001Two hundred smuggled works of art found in a Brooklyn apartment return to Azerbaijan....Springfield Museum of Fine Arts gives back its da Ponte....James Parker, Met curator, dies....
June 26, 2001The passing of the torch at the Farmington Antiques Weekend has gone smoothly for the most part, with Jenkins Management making their debut June 9 and 10. It was Farmington as usual - with just a few changes....-
June 26, 2001Dealers would be required to keep, in a bound book, a written record of every transaction - both on the buying and selling end - for every rdf_Description valued over $50....
June 26, 2001The fourth in a series of exhibitions exploring Twentieth Century design around the world, the presentation features important objects by such celebrated designers as Tadao Ando, Ricardo Bofill, Sir Norman...
June 26, 2001The exhibition will feature over 20 sculptures drawn from museums, galleries and private collections around the country. Some of the works never have been displayed in the United States....
June 26, 2001Over the past 34 years gallery's summer show has become a forum to display the diversity spirit and inspirations of their various artists. This year they turn their focus to the artistic object as a source...
June 19, 2001In the past few decades, new attention has been cast on the careers of artists who happened to marry male artists. Sometimes recognition tends to come late....
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