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January 23, 2001Vincent van Gogh and the Painters of the Petit Boulevard" features nearly 70 paintings and works on paper by the famous artist and his contemporaries....
January 23, 2001John Pence Gallery's group show of works by 25 artists will include 70 works ranging in size from seven-foot canvases to miniatures, and will feature a panoply of landscapes, still lifes, interiors and figures....
January 23, 2001This groundbreaking exhibition, which represents some of the finest intuitive" artists of Jamaica, bears the fruit of research and study by guest curator Randall Morris....
January 23, 2001MoMA acquires prized photographs by Thomas Walther...C. Malcolm Watkins dies...FBI returns some 200 antiquities to Greece....Auction house pulls Nazi rdf_Descriptions from live sale....
January 23, 2001The lobby of the 7th Regiment Armory was filled to capacity by 5 pm, the entry time for the "Philanthropist" category at $2,000 per person....
January 23, 2001After months of litigation and new policy statements, the Internet giant is still shuffling to explain Nazi-related rdf_Descriptions on its Web site even while cleaning up its act....
January 23, 2001Optimism in our nation's capitol lent itself to a strong show during the first week of this new year - one which will hopefully set the tone for the coming antiques season....
January 23, 2001When all was said and done, 541 lots came to the auction block at Christie's, grossing a total of $2,408,299....
January 23, 2001Eleven historically significant lots sold for nearly three times the presale estimate of $1.3 million, bringing $3,027,875. ...
January 23, 2001The half-length, approximately two-inch-tall portrait sold to an anonymous phone bidder for $1.2 million....
January 23, 2001At a Craftsman-Lambertville Arts and Crafts auction, a rare L. & J.G. Stickley tall case clock soared to over five times its high estimate of $60,000....
January 23, 2001This brilliantly conceived show covers miles of artistic ground, from the personal creativity of pieced quilts and Native American baskets to professional pursuits such as architecture and Hollywood costume...
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