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29 Apr 2008Fluid and sensuous, the rococo style emerged in early Eighteenth Century France. Drawn from nature, with...
22 Apr 2008George Bellows (1882-1925) remains one of the towering figures of turn-of-the-century American art, admired...
22 Apr 2008Totaling $17,608,525, the highest total in auction history for the category, Christie presented its most...
22 Apr 2008More than 100 people were in house for Cowan spring Americana fine and decorative art auction that...
22 Apr 2008Show patrons were exhorted to ⁒enew †Recycle †Redecorate†when the annual Bedford Spring Antiques...
22 Apr 2008The cover lot of Skinner European furniture and decorative arts auction April 10‱2 was a Khlebnikov...
22 Apr 2008A dagger that once belonged to Shah Jahan, the Mughal emperor who built the Taj Mahal as a memorial to his beloved...
22 Apr 2008Enslaved craftsmen were at work across the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century South, and a new exhibition,...
22 Apr 2008The Jewish Museum will present ⁁ction/Abstraction: Pollock, de Kooning and American Art, 1940‱976†from...
22 Apr 2008Claiming that he was intentionally misled by the Art Loss Register (ALR) while performing due diligence...
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