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September 19, 2000The drawings and paintings of this New England landscape artist and minister are rediscovered at the Lake Champlain Maritime Museum, Basin Harbor, Vt....
September 19, 2000The New York Times has outlined the depletion of Barnes Foundation assets, stating that this renowned private art collection which contains some 2,000 works of art valued at more than $6 billion is broke."...
September 19, 2000The work can be seen online at Michigan-based OldAndSold Antiques Auction, and is one the master himself may have painted in the spring of 1888. ...
September 19, 2000Route 20 was witness to an incredible stream of humanity whisking away rdf_Descriptions from the 4,000 vendors split into 22 fields. Eager shoppers waited in line with coffee in hand, prepared to begin...
September 19, 2000In addition, Dine will give Wesleyan an impression of every photogravure he makes in the future, creating at the Davison Art Center a complete repository of his photogravures....
September 19, 2000The sale resulted an astounding price for William Morris' Canopic Jar, Fallow Deer," created in 1994: the winning bidder paid $150,650 with premium....
September 19, 2000The price, according to auctioneer David Rago, also establishes it as the third highest amount ever paid at auction for a piece of art pottery....
September 19, 2000The image depicted a young man working on a side-armature sewing machine with tools resting around the machine base....
September 19, 2000Onlookers witnessed an animated bidding skirmish, which tapered down to one floor and one phone hopeful, culminating in the sale of the $30,000 chair to the phone bidder....
September 19, 2000The Metropolitan explores the visual arts in America during this dynamic period and chronicles New York's ascendancy to the position of the nation's primary art center and its capital of culture....
September 19, 2000The Metropolitan explores the visual arts in America during this dynamic period and chronicles New York's ascendancy to the position of the nation's primary art center and its capital of culture....
September 12, 2000Perceptions of the company's goals, operational plan, and practices had been in a state of flux as the staff worked through layers of the creative process....
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