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24 Jun 2003"Conditions here sure have been tough, but Frank Gaglio has remained calm through it all and has done...
24 Jun 2003Dealers hailed from as far away as Dallas, Los Angeles and Seattle and as close by as New York. All faced...
24 Jun 2003The event, at the Clarion George Washington Hotel, hosted a full house of 32 dealers from throughout...
24 Jun 2003In the first decades of the Twentieth Century, Paris was alive with the spirit of the avant-garde. Into...
24 Jun 2003The Santa Barbara Museum of Art (SBMA) will present the first major exhibition in 30 years of the art of Mexico's...
24 Jun 2003Providence happens to be the birthplace of this fixture on the American landscape, and this new show...
23 Jun 2003Splendid Expansion at the Peabody Essex Museum
23 Jun 2003The Marblehead vase was consigned by a woman from Manchester-By-The-Sea, Mass., who was cleaning house...
23 Jun 2003The early American glass cup plate collection of the late Robert W. King featured provenance cards that...
23 Jun 2003"American Modernism of the 1930s did extremely well and cutting edge high-end design by Ruhlmann and Eileen...
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