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12 Jul 2005Diehard Collectors Swarm Wilton Summer Show
12 Jul 2005"Gods and Empire: Huari Ceremonial Textiles," an exhibition featuring 12 tapestry-woven objects is on view...
12 Jul 2005"The National Pastime in Black and White: The Negro Baseball Leagues, 1867-1955," at the Morris Museum,...
12 Jul 2005The Museum of Modern Art has acquired "Rebus," 1955, a major early combine painting by Robert Rauschenberg...
12 Jul 2005Crowning the selection was a violoncello made in 1817 by Giacomo Rivolta, an instrument reputed to have...
12 Jul 2005The sale of American Indian art on May 13 at Sotheby's totaled $3,446,866, far above the high estimate...
12 Jul 2005Canaletto's spectacular view of "The Bucintoro at the Molo on Ascension Day," realized $20,086,024 and set a world...
12 Jul 2005Yale Police have charged a former Manhattan map dealer with the theft of what could add up to several...
12 Jul 2005When the doors open to the public, shoppers scramble toward their favorite exhibitors at Scott Antiques...
12 Jul 2005Despite the heat, "We had a steady stream of visitors on Saturday and a number of the dealers did quite...
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