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21 Jul 2005Original Charles Schulz Li'l Folks pages sell for $14,850 and $27,500, while vintage train passes bring...
21 Jul 2005Christie's sale of important European furniture, works of art, ceramics, tapestries and carpets realized...
19 Jul 2005A rare Chinese funerary couch, a variety of African works and a bronze by Antoine-Louis Barye are among...
19 Jul 2005The museum has purchased two rare Nineteenth Century French sculptures by Jean-Léon Gérôme (1824-1904)...
19 Jul 2005A blue ribbon must be awarded for the concept of the show, a one-day event with a fine cast of dealers....
19 Jul 2005The Prallsville Mills Antiques Show, under the management of Ellen Katona and Bob Lutz, on June 18 and 19, had 33 exhibitors...
19 Jul 2005In the 1960s, a group of innovative artists began experimenting with improved technologies. Their potent...
19 Jul 2005This exhibition examines the university's comprehensive holdings by Edgar Degas, one of the most important...
19 Jul 2005A significant painter, etcher and muralist, critics and collectors widely recognized that Weston was capturing...
18 Jul 2005Today, he is increasingly recognized as one of the finest modernists of the Twentieth Century - a visual...
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