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December 12, 2000The leaf is part of an incomplete copy that was acquired by a New York bookseller in a 1920 Sotheby's auction....
December 12, 2000Forty-five nationally prominent exhibitors created beautiful presentations that highlighted rare objects....
December 12, 2000Perhaps because of their small scale and intimate nature, portrait miniatures remain undervalued. Folk art collectors have bid up the works of Mrs Moses B. Russell, whose charmingly naive likenesses can sell...
December 12, 2000Leland's chairman and founder called the event a major success." Bidding was entirely by Internet, phone and fax, and more than 80 percent of the lots sold....
December 12, 2000Fashioned in the age of the Baroque, Amati's creations are still unsurpassed in beauty and workmanship, with a sound of pure gold....
December 12, 2000An example similar to the rare tole piece can be seen in "The Pennsylvania German Collection of the Philadelphia Museum of Art."...
December 12, 2000An example similar to the rare tole piece can be seen in "The Pennsylvania German Collection of the Philadelphia Museum of Art."...
December 12, 2000Snoopy sculptures from Saint Paul's community-wide public art celebration totaled $238,150, a figure that was $47,150 over Sotheby's high estimate....
December 12, 2000The relationship between creator and solver and the way in which puzzles are used for education and amusement are important themes of this Katonah Museum of Art show....
December 5, 2000Marjorie Merriweather Post's estate now provides a superior showcase for its world-class collections, including an improved museum-quality environment, renewed plantings and restored sculpture in the surrounding...
December 5, 2000Eye of Modernism," which opens at the Georgia O'Keeffe Museum on March 23, 2001, brings together a stunning collection of works on paper dating from the 1890s to the 1980s....
December 5, 2000The intersections of religious faith and early democratic principles in the founding era of the United States played a vital role in the formation of the new nation's identity....
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