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16 Mar 2004Many of the stands serve up a polished look with English and Continental furniture popular among the Park...
16 Mar 2004On opening night, New York fine arts dealer Robert Simon sold an El Greco painting, "The Penitent Magdalene,"...
16 Mar 2004The extremely rare, life-size plaster sculpture depicts the famed Eighteenth Century writer and philosopher...
16 Mar 2004The Honolulu Academy of Arts will be the only venue anywhere in the world to show masterpieces from 28 Japanese...
16 Mar 2004Boston College will present the first exhibition to "make visible" the Latin American influences that...
16 Mar 2004The Morris Museum travels back to the time of the flappers, bootleg gin and Model T Fords in its upcoming...
16 Mar 2004While both shows give well-deserved play to the artist and his place in Twentieth Century American painting,...
09 Mar 2004An exhibition featuring more than 30 Roman portrait heads, stone figures and relief fragments, dating...
09 Mar 2004In 1854, art collector Alfred Bruyas invited Courbet to spend time in Montpellier, where the artist painted...
09 Mar 2004The High Museum of Art presents "Glories of Ancient Egypt," featuring more than 200 works of art from...
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