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01 Mar 2005This is one of a few major exhibitions ever to focus exclusively upon drawings from South Asia and the Middle...
01 Mar 2005The exhibition evolved from the purchase of hundreds of rough, developing and finished drawings for Diederich's...
01 Mar 2005This is the second part of a series presenting a colorful variety of works in pencil, ink, watercolor...
01 Mar 2005Decades after his death, scholars and curators are working to separate fact from myth and to illuminate...
28 Feb 2005American Illustrators Gallery, Judy Goffman Cutler, 18 East 77th Street, Suite 1A, New York, NY 10021
28 Feb 2005Spanierman Gallery, Ira Spanierman, 45 East 58th Street, New York, NY 10022
22 Feb 2005A retrospective at the Philadelphia Museum of Art drives home the point that Dali was a serious artist...
22 Feb 2005With a price of $19,550, an oil painting depicting an arctic scene of the "Graf Zeppelin" by Alexander...
22 Feb 2005The "Star of Australia," found "down under" with the use of a metal detector, was the star lot on the West...
22 Feb 2005The auction, grossing more than $300,000, was highlighted by a collection of basketball sweaters from...
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