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12 Oct 2004The sale offered a wide variety of materials, ranging from classic American sporting guns to muskets,...
12 Oct 2004Bidding on the cupboard, made in pine and basswood, opened at $50,000 and skittered around under the crowded...
12 Oct 2004The still life depicting a large basket of fruit left the block after active bidding at $115,000.
12 Oct 2004The show proved to be bright and colorful in contrast to the "brown" reputation that it once garnered.
12 Oct 2004It is considered a collectors and dealers show due to the high quality of antiques.
12 Oct 2004Additions have been made in the areas of Greek silver, Japanese woodblock prints, African sculpture,...
12 Oct 2004Works by artists such as Vincent van Gogh, Georges Seurat, Pablo Picasso, Diego Rivera and Piet Mondrian...
12 Oct 2004Presented will be a major retrospective of works from a collection recognized as one of the richest and most...
12 Oct 2004An exhibition of 20 bronze sculptures of animals by this Italian-born master will be on view at James...
12 Oct 2004A new exhibition, currently at the Brooklyn Museum of Art, focuses on a subject not usually associated...
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