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12 Sep 2000In his lifetime, Weir (1852-1919) was considered one of America's leading painters, yet for years after...
12 Sep 2000Opening at the Institute of Contemporary Art on October 25, the show examines the artists who have defined...
12 Sep 2000An inspiring chapter in the life and creative career of Maurice this artist is explored in more than...
12 Sep 2000The Museum of Modern Art, New York City, and the union that represents more than 100 staffers on strike...
12 Sep 2000The Palleys, of Huntington Valley, Pa., and Joy Kanter, of Rydal, Pa., were returning to the Philadelphia...
12 Sep 2000Early buying started off enthusiastically, with crowds of eager shoppers striding onto the 40-acre polo...
12 Sep 2000On Thursday, August 24, noted auctioneer William A. Bill" Smith died after a brief illness. He was 59....
12 Sep 2000Icon used to mean an object of religious devotion. But the Baby Boom generation's feverish nostalgia...
12 Sep 2000Sitting pretty with the Eighteenth Century French armchair....
12 Sep 2000A selection of paintings from more than 100 listed artists, high-style and country furniture, and an assortment...
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