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July 11, 2000The Wernher collection of silver realized 7,446,400 and was led by "Saint Sebastian" and "Saint Christopher," which formed the core of one of the most important assemblages of European...-
July 11, 2000A letter from George Madis accompanied the gun indicating its authenticity and former postition in the Gaines DeGraffenried collection....
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July 11, 2000LONDON, ENGLAND - A previously unknown Book of Hours, illuminated by the most celebrated Flemish illuminator of the Renaissance, Simon Bening (1483-1561), discovered recently in a private collection in the Netherlands,...
July 11, 2000DALLAS, TEX. Unquestionably the highlight of the auction was "An Old Time Sing" by recently deceased Western artist R. Brownell McGrew (1916-1994), which reached more than triple its high estimate...
July 11, 2000LONDON, ENGLAND One of the most important drawings to appear at auction in the modern era became the most expensive Old Master drawing ever when it sold for $12,305,206....-
July 5, 2000BROOKLYN, N.Y. Gold of the Nomads: Scythian Treasures from Ancient Ukraine is the first major exhibition of Scythian art in the United States in more than a quarter century. ...
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July 5, 2000NEW YORK CITY "Stripes and Stars: A Visual History of an American Icon" is an exhibition that vividly documents Americas enduring affair with a true national icon. ...
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July 5, 2000LANCASTER, PA. Lancaster County Quilting Traditions, featuring 50 quilts shown in two cycles and many other related textiles, tools, and period photographs of makers, is on view at the Heritage Center...
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July 4, 2000NEW YORK CITY "Africa by Africans: A Photographic Essay" provides a wholly different vision of African cultures: a view from the inside. ...
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July 4, 2000By most estimates its one of historys greatest documents and on June 29, 2000, two famous US personalities shelled out $8.14 million to secure a copy of the Declaration of Independence....
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July 4, 2000LONDON, ENGLAND Edgar Degas bronze of a young ballet dancer, Petite Dansuse de quatorze ans, was sold on Tuesday, June 27, for 7,703,500. ...
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July 4, 2000ST LOUIS, MO. Phillips-Selkirk, the St Louis salesroom for Phillips International of London, recently offered a collection from Arizona at its midwestern gallery. ...
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