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November 21, 2000The sale featured one of the world's largest known collections, and totals climbed to nearly $2 million....
November 21, 2000Museum's Matisse fails to sell at auction...one Picasso disappears while another is found...artists sue for rights to murals....
November 21, 2000The restlessness of the event in the past has not done any damage and slight variations in the dealer list has increased the strength of the show....
November 21, 2000More than 50 top American, English and Canadian dealers in Twentieth Century design participated at Winnetka's 11th annual show....-
November 21, 2000The significant loss we are reporting for the first nine months was primarily affected by the charges associated with the Department of Justice investigation and related civil antitrust and shareholder...
November 21, 2000In his new role, Hays will develop business strategies for collections, specifically as they relate to the firm's sales of American furniture and American folk art....
November 21, 2000Furnishings from the famed studio house of Alice Pike Barney were auctioned at Weschler's to a standing-room-only audience of both serious bidders and curiosity seekers....
November 16, 2000The Cleveland Museum of Art presents the first major exhibition of the work of this internationally respected artist. ...
November 14, 2000Just when it seems that every conceivable facet of the enormously popular French Impressionists has been explored, a new aspect surfaces....
November 14, 2000The explosion of hip-hop will be presented at the Brooklyn Museum of Art through more than 400 rdf_Descriptions from the 1970s to the present, among them hip-hop fashions, videos, and artifacts. ...
November 14, 2000The work of five artists who established the framework for the association 80 years ago and helped see it through its early years will be featured through January 8....
November 14, 2000Featuring blankets and rugs from the Bruce Museum collection, the exhibition presents several examples of major styles and influences on the Navajo weaving....
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