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May 29, 2001Since 1906, RISD's museum has housed one of the best and oldest collections of American decorative arts, installed in what many consider the first American wing, Pendleton House. The Georgian-style mansion...
May 29, 2001The first work by Tilman Riemenschneider to be offered at auction set a record when it sold for $2.97 million, purchased by the Peter Moores Foundation for exhibition at Compton Verney, England....
May 29, 2001A sum of $2.4 million elevated the "On the Road" scroll to its top position....
May 29, 2001The important 1888 court dress offered at the firm's couture, textiles and accessories auction set a new world auction record of $101,500 for an antique dress....-
May 29, 2001Old Master slated for sale at Christie's is returned to dealer's sole heir....Museum of Fine Arts, Boston launches $425 million capital campaign....Barnes Foundation wins court order and hits the road....
May 29, 2001The packers had their work cut out for them at the eighth annual fair - much of the over half billion dollars worth of art had to be shipped to new addresses. The event had an excellent year, with several...-
May 29, 2001Among the highlights are the first drawings by Johns, Lichtenstein and Kelly to enter the art museums' collections. Also included are important groups of drawings by Marden and Shapiro, and a drawing by Serra....
May 29, 2001One of the most significant presentations in terms of range and quality of Nineteenth Century German painting ever to be shown in the United States will be on view this summer at the National Gallery...
May 29, 2001The show focuses on the contribution made by Nakashima through his unique approach to the interaction and juxtaposition of the "natural" and "design" elements of his furniture....
May 29, 2001The exhibition presents a colorful explosion of 20 crazy quilts made during the last quarter of the Nineteenth Century and first decade of the Twentieth Century....
May 22, 2001Early bicycles with lyrical names like "Phantom," "Star," and "Rover" evoke the age-old yet elusive quest for a practical human-powered vehicle in this exhibition created...
May 22, 2001After a Friday night featuring 400 lots of American ceramics and Currier & Ives prints, auctioneer Ron Bourgeault continued on Saturday with the inventory of the late Fred Johnston, a well-known dealer...
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