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June 5, 2001The gallery several highly specialized collections together to create an auction that started with Sandwich glass, ended with Georgian silver, and grossed $2.9 million....
June 5, 2001The sale featured tin toys, mechanical banks, comic character toys, pressed steel, Christmas ornaments, early games, doorstops, and fine folk art. Countless rdf_Descriptions prompted high levels of interest...
June 5, 2001Weschler's recent auction of European and American Furniture and Decorations ended on a high note, with the final lot of the sale, a Chippendale walnut cellaret, bringing a record price for an American...
June 5, 2001The two-day sale, which generated interest from collectors and dealers alike, was also the largest and highest-grossing Roseville sale held anywhere to date, according to the gallery....
June 5, 2001Art dealers, broker charged with money laundering....Ownership of Parrish-Tiffany mosaic is challenged....Harmsen collection of Western and American Indian art is donated to the Denver Art Museum....
June 5, 2001The poignancy of the event, coupled with the spirit that surfaces each May, July and September, resulted in a weekend-long celebration of the legacy that Bill Walter left behind, through the guidance of Jimi...-
June 5, 2001From 1890 to 1920, the boarding house run by the Holleys played a major role in the development of American Impressionism. The Historical Society of the Town of Greenwich has just opened four newly refurbished...
June 5, 2001"American Indian Symbols," one of the paintings in the "Amerika" series created in Berlin, Germany, by this important American modernist, is the last major painting in the series to have...
June 5, 2001This long-anticipated exhibition is a one-in-a-lifetime opportunity to explore more than 75 Degas works - the jewels of collections from across America - including paintings, pastels, drawings, prints,...
June 5, 2001One of two Hirschl & Adler summer exhibitions, "The Fragile Dewdrop" is a presentation of a-day-in-the-life vignettes from the gardens of New England to the piazzas of Venice....
June 5, 2001Spanierman Gallery will open, on July 9, an exhibition of the work of the landscape painter, portraitist, muralist, and art teacher, who is best known for his dynamic images of Monhegan Island: Abraham...
June 5, 2001The Roger King Gallery of Fine Art, in newly expanded space, will feature the work of many of the masters of Nineteenth Century marine art, such as Clement Drew, Charles Gifford, James Hamilton, John Hill...
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