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15 Jul 2003An estimated $75,000 to $100,000 worth of silver was reportedly stolen from a dealer's booth on the Central...
15 Jul 2003"It was time for me to go completely on my own," said Gibson. "It is a very amiable parting."
15 Jul 2003"These are dealers who like one another," Bob Armacost told us. "I am very fond of the show and I love...
15 Jul 2003Wendell Minor celebrates his 15-year career in children's book illustration with this Bruce Museum exhibition...
15 Jul 2003The exhibition, "Old Masters, Impressionists and Moderns: French Masterworks from the State Pushkin Museum,...
08 Jul 2003With more than 60 paintings and 30 works on paper, this is the first comprehensive show of the artist's...
08 Jul 2003The legendary Kaleidoscope candy container, which sold for mere pennies in the 1920s and 1930s, is considered...
08 Jul 2003Bidders from Italy, France, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands and nine other countries helped generate...
08 Jul 2003Each of three diverse collections represented at the firm's largest single-day auction thus far this...
08 Jul 2003The summer show, which hosted more than 175 dealers in room settings under tents, operated a truncated...
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