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30 Nov 2004According to members of the show committee, the gate was up close to 1,000 visitors and about 100 more...
30 Nov 2004This year's effervescent show offered a stunning array of artwork and excellent values by living painters...
30 Nov 2004With an optimistic name and premise, the event showed promise as an active market for antiques, art and high-end...
30 Nov 2004According to Carol Sims, the furniture remained tucked away in a house in Cambridge on the Eastern Shore...
30 Nov 2004At the Heckscher Museum of Art. an exhibit features 43 works by American and European masters of still...
30 Nov 2004A complete revamped gallery tells the story of a pivotal juncture in the history of the ancient civilization...
30 Nov 2004In a new book, our own Laura Beach explores and reveals the intricate balance of Huneck's work and life.
30 Nov 2004After 15 years of planning and close collaboration with tribal communities throughout the Western Hemisphere,...
23 Nov 2004A rare letter written by John Wilkes Booth broke all sorts of records at Skinner's books and manuscripts...
23 Nov 2004NEW YORK CITY - The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) is celebrating the reopening of its original midtown...
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