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14 Dec 2004Fans of Twentieth Century art who flocked to the show found a little slice of heaven in Manhattan's Seventh...
14 Dec 2004The Williamsburg event attracted about 1,500 visitors and saw good overall sales.
14 Dec 2004More than 200 glass artworks from the furnaces on the island of Murano will illuminate the galleries...
14 Dec 2004An exhibition of paintings focused on the Fourteenth to Eighteenth centuries is on view through December...
14 Dec 2004"At the Crossroads" was curated by historian Max Page and organized by the AXA Gallery in partnership...
14 Dec 2004When Bassett put her hand to American corporate office design, she turned its world upside down.
07 Dec 2004The museum hoped that the entire collection would go to a public institution. It did not.
07 Dec 2004Two determined bidders in the room competed with two on the telephone, but William Stahl, Sotheby's vice...
07 Dec 2004Coined the "The Holy Grail" of sports memorabilia, the bat is one of only three pieces of sports memorabilia...
07 Dec 2004The unusual depth and range of the event owes much to the fair's origins.
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