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15 Mar 2005The small exhibition consists of two paintings by Georgia O'Keeffe and nine photographs by Alfred Stieglitz.
15 Mar 2005Opening for a four-day run at the 67th Street Armory with a well-attended gala preview, the show featured...
15 Mar 2005Chilling out at the 26th annual show and sale in Quechee, Vt., was the order of the day for the 30-plus...
15 Mar 2005At the very popular 39-year-old show in western Connecticut, it was booth after booth of Eighteenth and Nineteenth...
15 Mar 2005The auction of early American glassware featured just under 100 lots with prices ranging from $150 to more...
15 Mar 2005When the hammer fell on the fifth and final session of property from Kennedy family homes, every single...
15 Mar 2005Christie's evening sales of Impressionist and Modern art and the art of the Surreal achieved a combined...
11 Mar 2005Flather & Perkins, Bruce C. Perkins, 888 17th Street, NW, Washington, DC 20006
10 Mar 2005Ranging from the beautiful to the quirky and reflecting craftsmanship of self-taught artisans, as well...
08 Mar 2005The quilt was made in 1864 by Margaret Hazzard of Bainbridge Township in Berrien County, Mich., for her husband.
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