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18 Jun 2002"This was by no means an easy decision but the directorship of the Courtauld was an opportunity...
18 Jun 2002On view through October 20, the exhibit will include such artists as Georges Seurat, Paul Signac, Henri...
18 Jun 2002A new exhibition at the Concord Museum brings together 65 original illustrations by Frank Thayer Merrill...
18 Jun 2002Joseph Solman does not impose himself on his subject matter. "I have long discovered that what we call...
11 Jun 2002The museum has opened a building whose architecture and exhibitions point to a different approach for museums...
11 Jun 2002At its expanded premises in downtown Boston, Skinner provided fireworks in the form of a "gentleman's...
11 Jun 2002Approximately 120 bidders were on the floor, with additional left bids and phone bidders, in competition...
11 Jun 2002The auction featured a two-generation collection from a South Windsor, Conn., farmhouse packed with Eighteenth,...
11 Jun 2002Looking for the epicenter of the antiques trade? Try Rhinebeck, where controlled pandemonium prevailed...
11 Jun 2002Culminating a four-year, $1.3 million restoration and redevelopment effort, the Antiquarian & Landmarks...
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