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July 4, 2000LONDON, ENGLAND Christies sales in London realized a total of $69,925,196 June 28. Impressionist and Post-Impressionist Art achieved $46,190,947, selling 87 percent by lot and 95 percent by value. ...-
July 4, 2000Cave drawings an Iowa pilot stumbled on in the Egyptian desert and experts initially said could date back to 7000 B.C. are now considered suspect. ...
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July 4, 2000CLEVELAND, OHIO Dominating this installation in the recent acquisitions gallery is an impressive mid-Nineteenth Century double portrait of two brothers from a prominent French family....
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July 4, 2000WILTON, CONN. Ringed by craters and mounds of dirt twenty feet high, this years Wilton Outdoor Marketplace was part antiques show, part environmental happening. ...
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July 4, 2000LONDON, ENGLAND An important Thirteenth Century masterpiece by the Italian master Cimabue, discovered during preparations for a house contents sale in Suffolk, has been saved for the nation of Great Britain...
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July 4, 2000ATLANTA, GA. On June 12, the Michael C. Carlos Museum of Emory University acquired two important Greek vases at a Christies Ancient Greek Vases auction in New York City. ...
June 30, 2000The inaugural exhibit of contemporary and period Native American art and artifacts now on view at the National Museum of the American Indian, is broad in both hemispherical and historical terms.-
June 28, 2000BATON ROUGE, LA. If mention of a new .com on the Internet scene makes you yawn, perhaps one that caters to dealers will grab your interest....
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June 28, 2000NEW YORK CITY A document written by John Quincy Adams in 1837 sold to Seth Kaller of Kallers America Gallery......
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June 28, 2000Police in the western city of Izmir, Turkey, said June 25 they recovered a second painting believed to be a stolen Picasso - this time a portrait of the painter's mistress, Dora Maar....
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June 28, 2000FARMINGTON, CONN. - Theres nothing better than a summer show on a beautiful day. Sunshine, newly mown grass, burgers on a grill, antiques al fresco....
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June 28, 2000COLD SPRING HARBOR, N.Y. Lost Long Island, part two in a series on The Long Island Country House 1860-1940, can be seen at the Gallery of the Society for the Preservation of Long Island Antiquities....
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