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August 29, 2000The only extant image of this famous French and Indian War general was pur-chased by the trade....
August 29, 2000A Warhol-like sign is the hottest rdf_Description at Julia's latest toy and advertising sale....
August 29, 2000This Treadway Gallery event represented such names as Roseville, Weller, Fulper, and Hull....
August 29, 2000A bold" bargain might best describe Mary Hanley's high bid to win a limited edition print of Andy Warhol's Mickey Mouse for $22,000 in artnet.com's recent American Dream auction....
August 22, 2000Sites that focus exclusively on consigning fine art have moved to distance themselves from the two-party system embodied by eBay....
August 22, 2000The international touring phenomenon will be on view in Richmond at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts from September 19 through December 10....
August 22, 2000New York University's Grey Art Gallery will examine the role of cosmetics in promoting modern-era ideals of beauty....
August 22, 2000Highlighted are approximately 60 examples of this genre, half of which are quilts and textiles....
August 22, 2000A new photograpy display at the PaineWebber Art Gallery looks at a previously unexamined period of American landscape architecture....
August 22, 2000The exhibit taps the rich architecture collection of the New-York Historical Society to examine some of the most celebrated structures of Cass Gilbert (1859-1934)....-
August 22, 2000Prosecutors have succeeded in keeping behind bars antiques dealer William P. Youngworth III, 40, who claims to know the location of priceless paintings stolen from the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum....
August 22, 2000We've got the scoop on all the antiques and behind-the-scenes happenings at the venerable New Hampshire Antiques Show....
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