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January 2, 2001The Historic Opera House was the setting for Stanton's auction of antique radios, radio tubes and parts, radio advertising and vogue picture records....
January 2, 2001Collectors from around the world bid for selections that captured the spirit of the Victorian, Edwardian, Art Deco and Modern eras....
January 2, 2001The Dew Drop Inn and the No Tell Motel may be the stuff of ribald humor, but for sheer interest nothing surpassed the hostelries of early America. Every town had an inn, every inn had a sign, and every...
December 26, 2000The American Craft Museum takes a closer look at Gary Knox Bennett, who has played a major role in the development of studio furniture in the San Francisco Bay Area and across the nation for more than...
December 26, 2000The D.C. Moore Gallery presentation will include more than 30 paintings selected from Lawrence's 60-year career....
December 26, 2000Also featured will be a group of Sixteenth, Seventeenth and Eighteenth Century Bolognese drawings from the collection of Aldega/Gordon. ...
December 26, 2000The Portland Museum of Art will present a retrospective exhibition of works by Frederic Edwin Church, one of the most famous and distinguished American landscape painters of the Nineteenth Century, and the foremost...
December 26, 2000Will the incoming Bush administration support the arts?...New owners for Rockefeller Center...School district wins a Jasper Cropsey in court....
December 26, 2000The case stands to test the limits of foreign jurisdictions in cyberspace with its future implications for Internet companies conducting worldwide e-commerce....
December 26, 2000Simon de Pury is to become chairman of the group, while Daniella Luxembourg will become president. They will assume overall management responsibility for Phillips internationally....-
December 26, 2000Simon de Pury is to become chairman of the group, while Daniella Luxembourg will become president. They will assume overall management responsibility for Phillips internationally....
December 26, 2000A consummate collector of American art shares decades' worth of insight in one slight volume - even seasoned collectors may pick up a tip or two. ...
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