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30 Apr 2002Diana Brooks was sentenced to six months of home detention for her role in the price-fixing scheme with...
30 Apr 2002Despite a cautious buying audience, the 17th annual show brought out a loyal contingent of antiquarians...
30 Apr 2002El Museo del Barrio, New York's premiere Latino and Latin American cultural institution, will host...
30 Apr 2002An exhibition from the distinguished Native American art collection of the Peabody Essex Museum premieres...
30 Apr 2002John James Audubon's keen observation, passion for the natural world and remarkable aesthetic sensibility...
23 Apr 2002With its boundless prairies, vast forests, soaring mountains, mighty rivers and exotic Native American...
23 Apr 2002Of two William Merritt Chase paintings, a portrait of William A. Putnam, Sr, brought $8,625, and a river...
Antiquorum Auction Doubles Estimates, Establishes New Highs with the Help of a Timely Patek Philippe23 Apr 2002The firm's 600-lot event realized a total of $23,325,518, Antiquorum's best watch sale ever and the second...
23 Apr 2002The top-selling lot was an oil-on-board portrait of a dour-looking woman wearing a reddish-brown dress...
23 Apr 2002Embellished with more than 3,000 diamonds and rose-cut diamonds, the Winter Egg was given by Tsar Nicholas...
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