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December 26, 2000Although the table had been pictured in an auction flyer, on Hessney's Web site, and advertised in area newspapers, few who previewed the sale recognized its form....
December 26, 2000The Danner Memorial Window," created in 1913 and a prime example of Tiffany's glass, set a world auction record for a Tiffany window at $1,986,000....
December 26, 2000A 1923 creation of Arthur Scherbius, Berlin, the Enigma juggled 22 billion different code combinations and is the ancestor of the personal computer. ...
December 26, 2000The 1943 missive signed by Patton gave his thoughts on an new armored division and was the event's top lot....
December 19, 2000Christie's December 13 auction of Old Master pictures realized $81.1 million, the highest ever total for a sale in this category....
December 19, 2000Mistakenly considered only the work of itinerants, tramp art creations were actually produced in many homes as a hobby. ...
December 19, 2000Before emigrating to the United States in 1933, Grosz was frequently prosecuted for insulting public morals and for blasphemy."...
December 19, 2000An important exhibition and several new books explore the history of buying, selling and showing art and antiques....
December 19, 2000Sir George Birdwood, an Englishman living in India in the late Nineteenth Century, took note of that country's vigorous commerce in artworks. In India everything, as yet, is hand wrought," he wrote,...
December 19, 2000The first one-man show in the United States devoted to the work of this manuscript illuminator opens at the Morgan Library on January 25....
December 19, 2000This traveling exhibition illustrates how the craft of glassmaking was influenced by historical events and changing social values in the ancient Roman world. ...
December 19, 2000More than 50 of Homer's most famous oil paintings and watercolors, along with less familiar but equally significant works from 1868 to 1881, will be featured at The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art....
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