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03 May 2005Ron's smile, humor and vast wealth of general information were willingly shared.
03 May 2005Highlights of the exhibition are a calyx krater with applied silver decoration and stand and hydria with...
03 May 2005The show consists of both Fried's new work - acrylic paintings on board - and his photos and photo aquatints...
03 May 2005Through works filled with Freudian overtones, mythology and childhood memories, Ernst played a central...
26 Apr 2005Created in 1699 when Antonio Stradivari was 55 years old, The Lady Tennant violin illustrates the hallmarks...
26 Apr 2005How Dr Kugelman, a semiretired physician, and his wife, a personal property appraiser with an avid interest...
26 Apr 2005At the firm's centennial sale, an impressive selection of paintings helped push the total over the $1 million...
26 Apr 2005The sale totaled nearly $750,000 in an event marked by spirited competition from online bidders in 46 states,...
26 Apr 2005The slip of bamboo that Anna and Brian Haughton planted a decade ago has taken over an entire mountainside.
26 Apr 2005Diane and Meg Wendy put together a bright, attractive and seamless show.
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