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January 30, 2001Fourteen pieces of Tang earthenware sculpture will be featured in this annual exhibition staged by Eskenazi, which will coincide with The International Asian Art Fair....
January 30, 2001The Steve Turner Gallery presents the work of Richard Mayhew, one of the best-known African American artists working today....
January 30, 2001Possible Nazi ties to a Courbet owned by Yale....Sotheby's disputes claims of auction mismanagement....Stolen Beringhaus painting found in Cleveland....
January 30, 2001A good number of those who attended the preview opening of the Winter Antiques Show were back on the trail the next morning when Stella's Antiques at the Other Armory opened....
January 30, 2001A distinguished collector of American furniture and Chinese export porcelain, Copeland donated a significant portion of her ceramics collection to the Peabody Essex Museum, Salem, Mass....
January 30, 2001The Smithsonian American Art Museum announced January 24 that the Henry Luce Foundation has made a $10 million gift to establish the Luce Foundation Center for American Art....
January 30, 2001Old surfaces and American history reigned at Christie's offering of Important American Furniture, Silver, Prints, Folk Art and Decorative Arts....
January 30, 2001Highlighting the auctions was a Hans Hoffmann painting, A Hare in the Forest," which sold to the J. Paul Getty Museum for $2.6 million....
January 30, 2001MastroNet, Inc.'s recent Ron Oser Enterprises auction topped $2 million, representing the largest sale ever conducted by this MastroNet division. ...
January 30, 2001With so many online auction sites to choose from, sometimes just knowing where to click can bring a new perspective to your search....
January 23, 2001The fine art niche in online auctions has lost a small but important player as artnet.com announces it will discontinue its e-commerce operations, which included online auctions and a print store....
January 23, 2001This is the first exhibition of Edmondson's work to tour nationally - the last retrospective appeared 19 years ago....
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