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May 22, 2001Emblazoned on the sale catalogue's front cover, the eagle sold well above pre-auction estimates due to its rich Philadelphia history....
May 22, 2001Nancy and Henry Taron founded Tradewinds Antiques as a firm specializing in canes. In 1993 they presented their inaugural cane sale, and became the first American firm to offer a series of specialized...
May 22, 2001Preliminary reports saw Christie's sale realizing $22,589,350, far exceeding the overall pre-sale high estimate of $17.1 million, and Sotheby's reaping $45,312,400....-
May 22, 2001Rare Mickey drawings fail to bail out debt-ridden museum....New York gallery owner declares his innocence in France....Jane Fonda takes a self-taught art tour in Alabama....
May 22, 2001Thousands descended in waves onto antiques-laden fields, anchored by the larger openings of Brimfield Acres North, Faxon's Midway, Heart-o-the-Mart, May's, and J&J Auction promotions....-
May 22, 2001The company reported total revenues of $57.5 million, compared to $54.8 for the same period a year ago. Net loss for the first quarter was $22.5 million....
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May 22, 2001Both strategic partnerships involve the sharing of GoAntiques' website content on the affiliates' sites. By clicking on the "antique shop" tab on the OldHouseWeb.com site, or the "shopping...
May 22, 2001The Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute has assembled dozens of groundbreaking works and taken a closer look at what was most daring about a revolutionary art movement in this exhibition....
May 22, 2001Bareford is an acclaimed artist in the American Impressionist tradition, whose canvases are richly painted and embrace the plein-air tradition. This year's show will include Herreshoff yacht racing paintings,...
May 22, 2001This Vose Galleries exhibition will include more than 100 new examples of Charles S. Hopkinson's work, most of which have been preserved in the artist's family until this time, including several graceful...
May 22, 2001It has been more than 20 years since an Audubon show of this magnitude has been mounted in a Boston gallery, and some of the artist's most beautiful images will be on display....
May 15, 2001Embroidery is an aesthetic act. Texturally lush and evocative works of art have been painted, not with oils or watercolor, but with thread. It is a medium that pleases the eye but also challenges perceptions...
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