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14 Jun 2005"It turned into a fight between Europe and America, and America took the prize," stated Noel Barrett.
14 Jun 2005It was purchased by a private collector after a protracted auction battle with another determined bidder...
14 Jun 2005The piece was described as "one of the most important examples of Shenandoah Valley pottery to have...
14 Jun 2005"I have known of this weathervane for a long time. In fact, I tried to buy it about 15 years ago with...
14 Jun 2005Observed one exhibitor at the most recent fair, "Dealers are complaining that they can't find any good...
14 Jun 2005The International Fine Print Dealers Association lost a longtime colleague on Saturday, June 4, with...
14 Jun 2005A new book celebrates the 100-year anniversary of one of America's most charming seaside estates.
14 Jun 2005The Phoenix Art Museum presents the first exhibition devoted to American Surrealism in a quarter century.
14 Jun 2005The early work of one of America's best-known photographers is profiled in an exhibition that opens at the Frick...
14 Jun 2005Through December 31, Maine's Abbe Museum will present an exhibition exploring the crooked knife as both...
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