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April 17, 2001The sale featured Modern and Contemporary paintings, as well as a range of decorative arts, including furniture, art glass, pottery, rugs and lighting fixtures by master designers of the Post-War and Modern...
April 17, 2001The sale featured a group of weights formerly in the collections of Robert Boyett, a third-generation collector and a film, television and theatrical producer, and the New-York Historical Society....
April 17, 2001Judge gives final approval to settlement for Christie's and Sotheby's....Priceless baseballs returned to the Hall of Fame...Hopi pottery still missing from San Diego museum....
April 17, 2001From the 40th annual Philadelphia Antiques Show to the Navy Pier to Center City, we have the scoop on all the hoopla....
April 17, 2001Stepping into the show was stepping into a world of order and timeless beauty with objects from several centuries BC up to the early Twentieth Century....
April 17, 2001As the Florida winter season draws to a close, fair organizers David and Lee Ann Lester can look back with satisfaction on the firm foundation established by this high-end venue and the addition this spring...
April 17, 2001"Imps on a Bridge" surveys Wedgwood lusterware production over a 125-year period, 1815 to 1940. Featured in the exhibition is the work of Twentieth Century designer Daisy Makeig-Jones....
April 17, 2001One of the foremost animaliers working in the United States today, Dan Ostermiller carries on a tradition extending back to Edward Kemeys, Frederic Remington, and Anna Hyatt Huntington, all of whom played...
April 17, 2001Using textiles as her paint, Yorinks employs a variety of techniques including quilting, applique, collage and photo transfers. The Charles Michael Gallery show will include about 50 of Yorinks' works...
April 17, 2001From a drawing of a face that could have been done by Matisse to an abstracted bullfight evocative of Picasso and sun-drenched abstracted figures on a Greek beach, Paul Chidlaw was a master of line and color....
April 10, 2001In a welcome display of inter-museum cooperation, two Connecticut institutions and a New York City museum are sponsoring complementary exhibitions this spring that highlight Connecticut's important but somewhat...
April 10, 2001Over the telephone, in the salesroom, and through commission bids, collectors and Versace devotees from around the world Spain, Argentina, Australia, France, England, the U.S., the Middle East and,...
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