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24 Jul 2001Works taken by Soviet troops during WWII are returned to Germany in a 'tale of intrigue worthy of Hitchcock'....Manhattan...
24 Jul 2001Before you faint from an attack of the acronyms, LVMH"s newest addition will be known simply as Bonhams....
24 Jul 2001During the week of July 9, the trustees of The Ohr-O'Keefe Museum of Art, Biloxi, Miss., unveiled Pulitzer...
24 Jul 2001The Fort Worth, Tex. museum, housing one of the nation's finest collections of American art, has almost...
24 Jul 2001An exhibit of American art from the Montclair Art Museum, presented by PaineWebber, examines the development...
24 Jul 2001The Peabody Essex Museum will mount a landmark exhibition of Edward S. Curtis's work, featuring more...
24 Jul 2001A new look at ancient Iranian ceramics from the Arthur M. Sackler Foundation at the Brooklyn Museum of Art is the first...
24 Jul 2001The granddaughter of slaves, Hunter (1886-1988) lived to the age of 101 and spent her life on a Louisiana...
17 Jul 2001Long believed to have been lost, Civil War historians and Lincoln assassination experts have verified...
17 Jul 2001In "The Splendor of Antique Rugs and Tapestries," author and collector Parviz Nemati explains...
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