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March 27, 2001Rare painting stolen from the Hermitage....Christie's East moves to Rockefeller Center....Portland Museum of Art receives $4 million....Dealer gifts Beekman armchair to the Met....
March 27, 2001The Boys & Girls Clubs' annual show attracted more than 600 guests to the benefit preview, which featured a Moroccan theme. Throughout the weekend, another 1,500 people visited the event....
March 27, 2001International exhibitors featured a wide collection of watercolors, prints, photography, Old Master drawings, posters and illustrated books, and brought a large number of purveyors to the spacious expanse...
March 27, 2001A 40/60 mix of new to old, the event has vetting, but unlike the other two fairs, no cut-off dates. This can lead to compliments from those searching for dramatic design and criticism by the purists looking...
March 27, 2001The Birmingham Museum of Art will present jade objects used in ceremonies in the palace (musical chimes, scepter), writing implements for scholars (ink stones, brush holders), and personal ornaments....
March 27, 2001Escofet, drawn increasingly into the world of flowers, specifically explores how they grow and share a patch of soil with other living plants and insect life....
March 27, 2001Reginato's work ultimately concerns equilibrium: questioning and achieving the perfect balance between buoyancy and bulk, bright hues and subdued tones. ...
March 27, 2001The new shop maintains an emphasis on new and out-of-print art books and catalogs, with a particular focus on contemporary art. ...
March 20, 2001This extraordinary selection of approximately 80 works from the collection of the Musee de Picardie, Amiens, will open in California on April 24....-
March 20, 2001Pritchard and Juno, who made an infamous appearance on the "Antiques Roadshow," now face a 13-count indictment for their involvement in a mail and wire fraud scheme....
March 20, 2001Translucency will be revealed at The Corning Gallery when "Immaterial/Material" marks the sixth exhibition in the new 2,500 square feet space....
March 20, 2001Vanka's vibrant pictorial sense, drawn from a combination of the Old Masters and the early Moderns, flowered in numerous paintings and drawings....
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