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December 19, 2000More money for the troubled Barnes Foundation...Romania moves to stop the sale of a Brancusi at Christie's...New York's Ukranian museum gifted $3.5 million....
December 19, 2000Another Internet antiques venture has been squeezed by the tight market for investment dollars, resulting in a severe reduction in staff and a temporary freeze in some products....
December 19, 2000The museum provides an online database of European artworks, each with a complete provenance. ...
December 19, 2000There is a simpler, pleasurable alternative to all of the holiday hoopla: Christmas shopping while sitting in front of the computer....
December 19, 2000A world record price for a single doorknob was set at Web Wilson's Antique Hardware sale when a rare Doggie" example fetched $7,725....
December 19, 2000The spirit of Christmas is universal, but the embodiment of that perennially popular Yuletide figure has a history that began - of all places - in the Big Apple....
December 12, 2000No prude, Beckett dives right into the gruesome as well as the sensual, unafraid to tackle any of humanity's masterpieces....
December 12, 2000As a young man Wright bemoaned the fact that he had to cut holes" in his beautiful buildings." Yet very soon, American's greatest architect made the window a defining element in his protean...
December 12, 2000The Metropolitan Museum of Art is presenting nearly 100 of these works - none of which has ever been shown anywhere - through February 4, 2001....
December 12, 2000McKenna is best known for her depictions of some of the greatest literary and artistic figures of the Twentieth Century....
December 12, 2000Hirschl & Adler Galleries will present the first comprehensive exhibition exploring the life and work of Frank von der Lancken ( 1872-1950), one of the early progenitors of the Arts and Crafts movement...-
December 12, 2000Web surfers beware: Is your search engine for hire?...Missing historic documents, portraits turn up on eBay...Rare Sixteenth Century painting goes home to Germany....
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