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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.
26 Apr 2005New this year were five exhibitors, new booth designs and an improved entrance and traffic flow plan.
26 Apr 2005The artists featured introduced new subject matter and experimented with a host of new techniques.
26 Apr 2005The museum will also display ten examples of signatures from signers of the Declaration of Independence.
26 Apr 2005The Spanierman Gallery will feature more than 70 paintings, as well as a number of bronze sculptures...
19 Apr 2005"Collectors found it fascinating for its uniqueness and untouched, original condition."
19 Apr 2005Cottone's first fine art and antiques sale of the year saw competitive bidding, with much phone action...
19 Apr 2005A Tiffany bronze and Favrile glass candlestick, a paw footed version of rare form, nearly doubled its high...
19 Apr 2005"Good, better, best, never let it rest" could be the motto of the event, which goes from strength to strength...
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