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09 Dec 2003Comprising 56 works by 29 US artists, this Heckscher Museum of Art exhibition stylishly reflects the skills...
09 Dec 2003"It was quite the theatrical auction," stated auctioneer John McInnis, who was ecstatic that his gallery...
09 Dec 2003Bidding on the Lane family clock bounced rapidly between Todd Prickett in the room and two telephone...
09 Dec 2003The deaccessioned furniture generated quite a bit of interest from dealers, collectors and institutions...
09 Dec 2003Just to be sure customers get their money's worth, each Triple Pier weekend features a different set of dealers.
09 Dec 2003"Of course, I was in favor of having the show regardless of snow conditions, as we had faced them before,...
09 Dec 2003More than 150 dealers displayed their collected antiques inventories in a large center atrium, the ballroom,...
09 Dec 2003Coming down the homestretch of the finest year of exhibitions in recent memory, the museum is offering...
09 Dec 2003Sometimes museums ought to have exhibitions that are fun, as well as artistically interesting.
09 Dec 2003As Francis McQueeny-Jones Mascolo reports, the exhibit is a rare opportunity for visitors to the society...
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