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02 Nov 2010Post-World War I Germany was a hotbed of remarkable creativity, unequalled in Europe. In spite...
02 Nov 2010Denys Wortman (1887‱958), the subject of a retrospective opening at the Museum of the City...
02 Nov 2010The personal and official papers of a high-ranking British diplomat who participated in the Treaty...
26 Oct 2010We cannot think of a selling event that makes more effective use of its venue than the Antiques...
26 Oct 2010Deeply embedded in a tumultuous era of religious reformation and scientific inquiry, Albrecht...
26 Oct 2010Ancient jades and bronzes will return to public view at the Smithsonian Freer Gallery of Art November...
26 Oct 2010The ⁆un Fair†was just that. An extra-large exhibition space, 500-plus exhibitors, a selection...
26 Oct 2010Magician, escapologist, showman and anti-spiritualist crusader, Harry Houdini (1874-1926) spent...
26 Oct 2010Signed Pairpoint table lamps, clocks, Asian material and cast iron garden furniture from a single...
26 Oct 2010"Inspired Impressions: Interior Paintings by Jeremiah Goodman†is on view at the New York School...
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