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04 May 2004"Everything about this show was brand new - new name, new facility, new size, new hours, even new exhibitors,"...
04 May 2004This was the seventh annual show for Barry Cohen at the 23rd Street Armory, a facility that holds his 31 exhibitors...
04 May 2004Paintings by Thomas Locker showcase the majestic history and timeless beauty of this well-known river.
04 May 2004Fourteen contemporary artists in the show present an array of landscapes, figurative works, still life...
04 May 2004The Boston gallery will celebrate its tenth anniversary with an exhibition featuring poster bests from...
04 May 2004Quester Gallery will present the works of numerous leading figures in Twentieth Century maritime fine...
04 May 2004While Tiffany windows, Tiffany lamps and Tiffany silver are widely known, few scholars and collectors...
27 Apr 2004A turquoise-glazed monochrome dish from the Xuande period of the Ming dynasty was sold to an Asian private...
27 Apr 2004The work of Reverend George Geistweite, the fraktur brought $366,750, selling to Massachusetts dealer...
27 Apr 2004Eight decoys eclipsed the $100,000 mark at the firm's annual spring sale in the Pheasant Run Resort.
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