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October 3, 2000Art collector Clara Weitzenhoffer has left the University of Oklahoma a collection of French Impressionist paintings that includes works by Degas, Gauguin, Monet, Renoir, Van Gogh and Toulouse-Lautrec....
October 3, 2000This week Sotheby's announced that it will auction more than 250 robots and space toys from the private collection of the late F.H. Griffith....
October 3, 2000A day's crowd of 5,000 wrapped themselves around a Boat and Boating" exhibition, waiting for entrance into the Adirondack Museum Antiques Show....
October 3, 2000As artnet's marketing manager put it, One man asked how a work could be an original print if it was from an edition of 500."...
October 3, 2000The most excrdf_Descriptionent of the day occurred when a rare Sandwich vine goblet with gilt highlights eclipsed its previous record of $14,500. ...
October 3, 2000This first edition of Charles Lamb's work was dated circa 1811 and included eight hand-colored stipple-engraved plates....
September 26, 2000Online bidders take note - If a piece appears to be too good to be true, it may be....
September 26, 2000This Ogunquit show represents nearly 100 different American painters with 135 paintings lent from numerous small historical societies, art associations, libraries, small colleges and private collections,...
September 26, 2000Organized by the Worcester Art Museum, the exhibit is the most ambitious and significant undertaking in the museum's 102-year history....
September 26, 2000Featured are artworks and books from the institute's collection, and paintings created especially for the exhibition by Richard Carroll, Charles Pitcher and Michael Wheeler....
September 26, 2000Before the Revolution, England influenced American style in everything from architecture to fashion. This was also true for silver spoons decorated with birds. ...
September 26, 2000Auction giants Sotheby's and Christie's have reached a tentative agreement to pay $512 million to settle claims they conspired to manipulate prices they were paid by sellers and buyers....
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