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25 May 2004Martin Greenstein has been upgrading the offerings for the past two years, insisting that dealers present...
25 May 2004"The town has always supported this show and they come out and buy."...
25 May 2004The two-day event suffered at the gate for the promoter and dealers, who assumed the weather was too nice...
25 May 2004Move over, Kenos. There is another sibling duo making important finds in the antiques world - in this...
25 May 2004The National Gallery of Art examines a little-known facet of renowned Modernist Diego Rivera's career:...
25 May 2004The Charleston Museum Institute will offer a symposium focusing on the unique ceremonial treasures of Charleston's...
25 May 2004For the first time in its history, The Frick Collection will host a major special exhibition this summer...
25 May 2004In 1982 the Oppenhimers met and befriended Howard Finster, perhaps the best-known American self-taught...
25 May 2004The collection of 101 works from the Morgan Library, New York City, represents 53 artists.
18 May 2004The 1937 Elgin "Robin" bicycle propelled by a drive shaft, the best one of three such examples ever made,...
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