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January 16, 2001Without the Lines and Bare Shelves of Christmas Past to haunt you, paying a few hundred (and then some) dollars for these rdf_Descriptions may seem like child's play. ...
January 16, 2001The Fogg Art Museum explores the ways in which photography was enlisted to negotiate Western viewers' real and imaginary encounters with the Middle East during the medium's first century....
January 16, 2001The McMullen Museum of Art at Boston College will mount an exclusive showing of the works of this acclaimed artist from February 5 through May 21....
January 16, 2001The Bruce Museum showcases life and travel in outer space as conceived by the visions of artists, photographers and writers, and through the contributions of scientists and astronauts....
January 16, 2001This Corning Gallery exhibition encompasses some 50 paintings, sculptures and works on paper, almost all of them made within the past decade....
January 16, 2001The Guggenheim to collaborate with the State Hermitage and Kunsthistoriches museums.....Two men charged in Renoir, Rembrandt paintings theft.....Another stolen rdf_Description is found on eBay, this time...-
January 16, 2001The charge, which will impact the company's auction segment, will consist principally of severance-related and facility-related costs. Worldwide headcount will be reduced by approximately eight percent,...
January 16, 2001Leigh and I bought a great stoneware crock with a eagle flying over a radiating sun from [him] at the Bennington show," noted Leslie Keno, a senior vice president at Sotheby's. Henry had wonderful...
January 16, 2001For the past 28 years McLane expanded his love of antiques and managed a number of shows for the Kiwanis Clubs in New Canaan and Greenwich, as well as events in Norwalk, Darien and other towns in Connecticut....
January 16, 2001Attending the auction were more than 1,100 registered buyers from Europe, Canada and the United States. Various consignors provided 209 catalogued carriages, coaches and sleighs as well as a private...
January 16, 2001In the two-day sale a lively crowd numbering more than 200 came to acquire a piece of the nearly 800-lot collection. Seven operators settled in to handle phone bidders, and more than 250 people from all over...
January 16, 2001Bruce Smebakken, the gallery's owner, stated that the crowd was standing room only and the phone banks full for several rdf_Descriptions, with most interest on the sideboard, possibly due to its early,...
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