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May 15, 2001A Boston Hepplewhite wing chair opened at $10,000, and a half a dozen bidders were in the chase at $40,000. After $50,000, two phone bidders jousted for the masterpiece....
May 15, 2001If anyone ever doubted the inevitability of Phillips de Pury & Luxembourg entering the upper echelon of the auction world, those doubts would have been put to rest by the Impressionist and Modern Art Sale...
May 15, 2001American historical manuscripts also commanded high prices, including two autograph letters by General George Washington, relating to the War of Independence. The sale was marked by strong prices throughout,...
May 15, 2001The firm has done exceedingly well, and it is no surprise that Shannon was mighty pleased with his latest fine art auction: The three-and-a-half-year-old Milford, Conn. firm set a new record for sales...
May 15, 2001Austrian government to be sued over Nazi-looted Klimt paintings....Robert Rauschenberg recovers from a fall....More fraudulent offerings on eBay lead to charges against New York man....
May 15, 2001Seventy-six prestigious dealers showed at this vetted fair, which incorporated the Antiquarian Book Fair and Prints/Chicago....
May 15, 2001Now in its second year, Stella Show Management Company of New York joined forces with the Chicago Botanic Garden for this premier Midwest garden event....
May 15, 2001Sometimes it's more fun to attend a down-to-earth event like the York Toy Show - it's big enough to offer variety, small enough to feel friendly, and best of all, vigilantly keeps the focus on quality...
May 15, 2001Classical images and myths have served as inspiration, a gauge to measure success and an imaginative ideal. Even today, the deconstructed column and pediment in postmodern architecture remind us of the enduring...
May 15, 2001The Schwenkfelder Library & Heritage Center will present this groundbreaking exhibit to celebrate the completion of its new facility in May. Of the works included, at least 80 have never been shown...
May 15, 2001Bert Gallery features two exhibitions for the upcoming summer season, "Rural Arcadia: Nineteenth Century Landscapes" and "Bricks and Mortar: Architectural Memories," both featuring...
May 15, 2001Two shows at Clark Gallery feature new work by Martha Jane Bradford and Antonia Munroe, and will run concurrently through June 14....
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