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27 Jun 2006The "Prometheus Triptych," the most important painting by Oskar Kokoschka in the United Kingdom, will...
27 Jun 2006The Pennsylvania Art Conservatory welcomes summer with a selection of landscape, seascape and harbor...
27 Jun 2006The Dahesh Museum of Art's presentation of "Napoleon on the Nile: Soldiers, Artists, and the Rediscovery...
27 Jun 2006Two blocks from where he was apprehended a year ago with maps that he later confessed to have stolen...
20 Jun 2006An early Eighteenth Century Queen Anne tea table soared past all expectations, realizing $59,400, at Litchfield...
20 Jun 2006A turn-of-the-century Jumeau portrait doll hammered for $9,350, while a smiling Bru Brevete fashion doll...
20 Jun 2006The recent Sollo:Rago Modern Auction resulted in a personal best for the auction house with a record...
20 Jun 2006On June 6 at Sotheby's, following extensive scholarship, an ancient Roman figure of Aphrodite was reunited...
20 Jun 2006The top lot at Christie's ocean liner furnishings and art sale was a painted cast bonze house flag and name...
20 Jun 2006Despite a soaking rain, buyers came to the Blue Ribbon Antiques Show and many of the dealers reported...
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