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20 May 2008(AP) †Artist Robert Rauschenberg, whose use of odd and everyday articles earned him regard as a pioneer...
20 May 2008Nadeau annual spring auction of antiques and fine art took place before a large crowd April 12, attracting...
20 May 2008The Katonah Museum of Art presents ⁈ere the Thing: The Single Object Still Life, †an exhibition...
20 May 2008The vibrant abstract oil on canvas, ⁃oncierto de Guitarra, †by Cuban artist Mario Carreno stunned...
20 May 2008On Sunday, May 18, a rare carved and polychromed burled spruce Tlingit warrior helmet established...
20 May 2008Christie postwar and contemporary art evening sale on May 13 totaled $348,263,600, marking the second...
20 May 2008The bidding was frenetic at Bloomsbury Auctions†25th anniversary sale on May 15 for Albert Einstein...
20 May 2008An exhibit of rare historic flags from the collection of Dr Jeffrey Kenneth Kohn will be the highlight...
13 May 2008Long recognized as one of the nation finest college art museums, located in a landmark building,...
13 May 2008A 100-year-old white bronze angel that guarded the graves of Mary and Minnie Bentley in the Maplewood...
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