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07 Oct 2003Auction buyers seem to have shaken off the recession blues, according to the gallery's owners, whose...
07 Oct 2003Beautiful weather, a September date, and competing shows in Wilton, New York and Katonah were cited as possible...
07 Oct 2003There were myriad opportunities for people to either begin, continue or complete their own particular...
07 Oct 2003After 42 years, they will no longer conduct regular auctions in their current premises, but will move...
07 Oct 2003The New-York Historical Society is exhibiting a selection of original watercolors by John James Audubon...
07 Oct 2003The Frick's showing is truly the first major survey of the artist's graphic work to bring together a substantial...
07 Oct 2003A major exhibition at The New York Public Library places Russia in a global context, stressing its interaction...
30 Sep 2003Everyone knows the pen is mightier than the sword. But a quick look at how many museums and galleries...
30 Sep 2003The four-gallon crock, with folky decoration of a cat and a mouse, became the top lot at the gallery's...
30 Sep 2003The chest, which retained the original medium dark finish, had reportedly been recently picked from a home...
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