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December 5, 2000Prices were extremely strong in the area of French and German dolls, automas, chinas and collectible dolls of the 40s and 50s....
November 28, 2000The instruments on display at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts demonstrate both the mainstream and branch developments of the guitar....
November 28, 2000A French court's decision leads to a drop in shares....
November 28, 2000The show consists of 17 oil paintings, ranging in date from 1917 to 1981, as well as a selection of works in gouache, watercolor, ink and collage. ...
November 28, 2000The Mariners' Museum examines stories of pirates and heroes with an extensive collection of artifacts....
November 28, 2000The Los Angeles County Museum of Art features more than 130 costumes from its outstanding permanent collection....
November 28, 2000This 15th annual show includes major examples of work by celebrated artists....-
November 28, 2000Auction house owner arrested while stealing from storage facility...Carnegie Museum of Natural History faces age discrimination lawsuit...National Gallery returns painting to French family....
November 28, 2000Ninety international galleries presented three-dimensional art in glass, ceramics, wood, metal and fiber in over 40,000 square feet of exhibit space at Navy Pier....
November 28, 2000The line went out the entrance, down the stairs and continued to pier 90," said the show's manager. "The aisles were impossible to navigate and the energy in the place almost lifted you off your...-
November 28, 2000The two men identified by Myles Connor have been mentioned before by the press, but this is the first time that Connor has publicly admitted planning such a theft....
November 28, 2000The author recorded official dispatches as well as personal observances [that] range from private poetry to reports on dining with General Washington," auctioneer John McInnis told the press....
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