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October 10, 2000American portrait miniatures, an art form that flourished from the mid-Eighteenth to the mid-Nineteenth centuries, will be examined at the Yale University Art Gallery through December 30....
October 10, 2000Israel Zeke" Liverant, 83, one of the most respected antiques dealers in the country, died at his home in Colchester, Conn., on October 8....
October 10, 2000Whatever Ms Brooks chose to do she did completely on her own without my knowledge or approval," A. Alfred Taubman said. If the need arises, I will vigorously defend myself."...
October 10, 2000A Web site teams with eBay and launches a chain of online auction consignment centers....
October 10, 2000At Arts of Pacific Asia, vetting is de rigeur and the quality of the show reflects it, while dealers are always a wonderful source of information....
October 10, 2000A phone bidder won a diminutive lot, which was the featured rdf_Description in the auction of the Jim and Nola Stokes collection....
October 10, 2000The landscape depicted a sunset on the marshes and a letter of authenticity from Theodore Stebbins dated the work to 1860-61....
October 10, 2000Duchamp's 1963 masterpiece La Boite en Valise" headed the assemblage of 49 prints by and books by and about the Dadaist artist in ewolf's auction. With an estimated price of $40/60,000, it sold...
October 10, 2000The artist - a woman - earned a meager living from town to town in New England during the early Nineteenth Century....
October 3, 2000This spectacular lineup of shows is highlighted by the masterpiece of Andrew Wyeth's cycle of works that immortalized Christina Olson....
October 3, 2000Surveying the last five centuries of European and American art, this exhibition and its accompanying catalogue represent a selection of some of the finest works acquired by the National Gallery since 1991....
October 3, 2000The work of more than 100 designers and artists will be represented in this state-of-the-art facility....
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