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05 Apr 2005The Lauderdale set of 71 early English auction catalogs,1674-1701, was purchased by a New York dealer...
05 Apr 2005That the show was shoehorned into two piers rather than the normal three - and obviously short some 200 dealers...
05 Apr 2005Somewhat resembling a fantastic voyage through different lands, cultures and times, the event treats...
05 Apr 2005"There were huge crowds waiting for the opening and our advance ticket sales were the highest since we have...
05 Apr 2005"It's too valuable to give up. It's one of the best shows north of New York City."
05 Apr 2005Following a successful European tour, Pittsburgh's Frick Art & Historical Center is the final US destination...
05 Apr 2005"The Art of Warner Bros Cartoons" at the James A. Michener Art Museum looks at the rambunctious birthplace...
05 Apr 2005The Clark will draw from its extensive holdings of works on paper to present this special installation.
05 Apr 2005It is widely regarded as the world's finest assemblage of photographs in private hands.
05 Apr 2005It all began with a dry goods auction in a Philadelphia coffee house on November 26, 1805, when Tristram...
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