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28 Oct 2003The spirit of discovery and foliage fever once again drove crowds to the Dutchess County Fairgrounds.
28 Oct 2003While many of the participating dealers only make the trip from downtown, Modern also attracts a host...
28 Oct 2003"Great show, great dealers, great venue, great scenery, great weather, great overall setting, great joint-venture...
28 Oct 2003On that holiday weekend it seemed as if few of the local residents who bought preview tickets to support...
28 Oct 2003According to Ulrich Hiesinger, Jordan "held his own with and even pointed the way for more than one scholar...
28 Oct 2003The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston documents, for the first time, the beginnings and evolution of the American...
28 Oct 2003Highlighting the diversity of the American Folk Art Museum's growing collection, this exhibition explores...
28 Oct 2003An exhibition at The New York Public Library's Humanities and Social Sciences Library showcases the work...
28 Oct 2003The most comprehensive exhibition ever presented on the ancient city of Petra and its creators, the Nabataeans,...
21 Oct 2003A sold rate of 72 percent was announced for the sale, although strong prices saw the totals come within...
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