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06 Nov 2001The sword, forged by Alexandre Henri Dufilho, a New Orleans sword maker, brought a record price at auction...
06 Nov 2001A yearly pilgrimage for many, the auction topped $400,000 and "produced numerous record highs for rdf_Descriptions...
06 Nov 2001Aldrich remained actively involved with the museum and was looking forward to its expansion and renovation....
06 Nov 2001Despite tight security on October 18, opening night of the 10th anniversary of USArtists, the gala remained...
06 Nov 2001This year's list, according to Christopher Wigren, editor of "Connecticut Preservation News,"...
06 Nov 2001The Corning Gallery will look at Czech design with an exhibition celebrating art's role in a cry for freedom,...
06 Nov 2001The Cahoon Museum of American Art is welcoming the holidays with landscapes that might adorn a Christmas...
06 Nov 2001Most materials featured in "From the Easter Rising to the Rise of the Irish Republic: Thomas &...
06 Nov 2001Exceptional pieces from the Bretby Art Pottery in Derbyshire, founded in 1883 by Henry Tooth, will be on show...
30 Oct 2001As this Mattatuck Museum exhibition demonstrates, Kensett (1816-1872) was recognized in his own time,...
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