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17 Oct 2000Liverant, who died on October 8, embodied the best contradictions of the antiques business....
17 Oct 2000Less than a year after its debut, the Web site will close shop in the next month and create a consolidated...
17 Oct 2000The Society for the Preservation of New England Antiquities will look at how advertisers have used romanticized...
17 Oct 2000The Wolfsonian-Florida International University will present the first US exhibition on Karel Teige,...
17 Oct 2000Starting in the 1950s, Gescheidt began photographing life's little details on the streets and beaches...
17 Oct 2000More than 30 paintings and pastels by renowned contemporary figurative painter Daniel Greene will be shown...
17 Oct 2000Massachusett's highest court ruled October 9 that 17 paintings currently at Boston's Museum of Fine Arts...
17 Oct 2000The leaves started showing off their colors a bit earlier in New York as 190 antiques dealers from all over...
17 Oct 2000Spring or fall, the old Hartford" shows are long in tradition and rich in the kind of rare, wonderful...
17 Oct 2000The collection was assembled to celebrate the magazine's 25th anniversary in 1998....
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