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25 Jan 2005The ninth annual event would have marked its sixth year at the Historic 23rd Street Armory with 35 exhibitors.
25 Jan 2005This popular show draws a cult-like crowd obsessed with toys, historical documents, rare books, posters,...
25 Jan 2005The area has inspired artists for two centuries, and its landscape and ways of life have played an important...
25 Jan 2005The New Orleans Museum of Art celebrates the donation of the R. Randolph Richmond Jr Collection.
25 Jan 2005This is the most comprehensive retrospective ever assembled of Bearden's distinct art, including many...
25 Jan 2005They were the first African American artists to be recognized by the so-called "conventional" art world,...
18 Jan 2005The desk was in exceptionally clean condition and needed - in the words of one collector who thoroughly...
18 Jan 2005Ivey-Selkirk Auctioneers' semiannual Twentieth Century Design sale offered more than 748 lots.
18 Jan 2005The crowd at Inman's gallery may have been small, but phones and the Internet more than made up for the modest...
18 Jan 2005The firm's 20 percent buyer's premium rate on the first $100,000 is now applied on the first $200,000...
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