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October 24, 2000A second show at the new 57th Street location will feature solo exhibitions by artists Dennis James Martina and Daniel Tennant. ...
October 24, 2000The most dramatic bidding escalation took place between a dealer and a private buyer, each determined to win the set....
October 24, 2000A vast collection of rare, centuries-old Vietnamese ceramics offered October 11 and 12 in this Butterfields' sale drew buyers from museums, the trade and the Vietnamese community - and a mixed response....
October 24, 2000Following four preview sessions in Philadelphia, a total of 405 bidding paddles were issued for the 337 lots offered. A gross of $646,400 was realized against an early estimate of $405,000....
October 24, 2000The work was found at Castle Howard in Yorkshire, England. Entitled Mourning Woman," it is valued at $9/12 million....
October 17, 2000Liverant, who died on October 8, embodied the best contradictions of the antiques business....
October 17, 2000Less than a year after its debut, the Web site will close shop in the next month and create a consolidated partnership, fusing sothebys.com and sothebys.amazon.com. ...
October 17, 2000The Society for the Preservation of New England Antiquities will look at how advertisers have used romanticized imagery about America's past to sell commercial products....
October 17, 2000The Wolfsonian-Florida International University will present the first US exhibition on Karel Teige, the most important Czech proponent of the European avant-garde....
October 17, 2000Starting in the 1950s, Gescheidt began photographing life's little details on the streets and beaches of the United States. With an eye for the sublime and the humor that happens in every day life, he captured...
October 17, 2000More than 30 paintings and pastels by renowned contemporary figurative painter Daniel Greene will be shown at Hollis Taggart Galleries....
October 17, 2000Massachusett's highest court ruled October 9 that 17 paintings currently at Boston's Museum of Fine Arts can't be sold by the trust that owns them....
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