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06 Jul 2005Several works by Pennsylvania Impressionists fetched well over $100,000 at Freeman's June 26 auction...
05 Jul 2005While Warhol's and Renoir's work did not sell, bidders lavished attention on Congo the chimp's paintings....
05 Jul 2005Luminescent Tiffany tiles were exposed after multiple layers of paint and plaster were scraped off the century-old...
05 Jul 2005For more than 25 years, she and her husband were chairpersons for the museum's annual outdoor antiques...
05 Jul 2005One hundred master works that chronicle the genius of French draftsmanship over the course of three tumultuous...
05 Jul 2005An exhibition on view at Vassar College from July 16 through September 11 allows museumgoers in the New York...
05 Jul 2005Repeating on the third Tuesday of each month until November, the Bloomin Pick Antiques Show charges $10 to be an exhibiting...
05 Jul 2005On Friday, June 17, after about 18 months of planning, Antiques in the Valley opened for a two-day run at the Oley...
05 Jul 2005Christie's auction of Marlon Brando's personal property garnered $2,378,300.
05 Jul 2005Purchased in 1975 for $4,500, the circa 1620 Augsburg clock garnered a lot of attention at the two-day...
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