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03 Jun 2003The jersey helped swell the two-day total for the auction to $4.7 million, making it the largest in the company's...
03 Jun 2003One of the most difficult autographs to come by is that of North Carolina Declaration of Independence...
03 Jun 2003Weekend antiquers could count on finding a diverse representation of merchandise among the 40 dealers...
03 Jun 2003Just down the road from Brimfield's bustling markets, a bold experiment was in the making with 100 dealers...
03 Jun 2003The gifts are the first late Renaissance bronzes from the Giambologna school to enter the collection...
03 Jun 2003This Norton Simon exhibition features sculpture, paintings and book covers. On view are beautiful examples...
03 Jun 2003After a tour with three museum venues, a selection of works by the artist returns to Hollis Taggart Galleries...
03 Jun 2003The Connecticut gallery will feature the work of Joe Goodwin, Silvius Krecu and Leigh Palmer....
27 May 2003Historic Deerfield's Flynt Center of Early New England Life carefully unfolds the evolution of style...
27 May 2003American works from the collection of Meyer & Vivian Potamkin sold for a total of $15,342,700, more than...
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