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17 Feb 2004Villa commented the day of the auction that he likes the Wednesday schedule, as it weeds out a lot of the people...
17 Feb 2004Winter landscapes were the theme of the day, both inside and out, as more than 150 bidders braved the weather...
17 Feb 2004The sale of the picture to the Getty Museum was agreed at a price equivalent to $63 million, however,...
17 Feb 2004Glazed prancing horses from the Tang dynasty, Sevres palace urns and the original artwork from the walls...
17 Feb 2004It began when a young Jack Donigian graduated college in 1976, unsure of how to set off on a career path.
17 Feb 2004George Platt Lynes' photographs of George Balanchine and his dancers comprise an exhibition from The Kinsey...
17 Feb 2004Celebrating its 100th anniversary, the Reading Public Museum focuses on seldom- or never-before-seen...
17 Feb 2004The Onassis Cultural Center is presenting the first exhibition to examine the lives of children and attitudes...
17 Feb 2004The first exhibition ever devoted to Joseph Mallord William Turner's celebrated views of Venice is currently...
10 Feb 2004According to Leigh Keno, the Heade painting was first thought to be of Florida or Brazil, where the artist...
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