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30 Jan 2001The first New York exhibition of Salomon's work is on view at The Jewish Museum through March 25....
30 Jan 2001This Clark Art Institute exhibition takes its subtitle from the culminating work in a series of idealized...
30 Jan 2001As the James A. Michener Museum points out, it is not only the Pennsylvania Impressionists painters whose...
30 Jan 2001Fourteen pieces of Tang earthenware sculpture will be featured in this annual exhibition staged by Eskenazi,...
30 Jan 2001The Steve Turner Gallery presents the work of Richard Mayhew, one of the best-known African American...
30 Jan 2001Possible Nazi ties to a Courbet owned by Yale....Sotheby's disputes claims of auction mismanagement....Stolen...
30 Jan 2001A good number of those who attended the preview opening of the Winter Antiques Show were back on the trail...
30 Jan 2001A distinguished collector of American furniture and Chinese export porcelain, Copeland donated a significant...
30 Jan 2001The Smithsonian American Art Museum announced January 24 that the Henry Luce Foundation has made a $10 million...
30 Jan 2001Old surfaces and American history reigned at Christie's offering of Important American Furniture, Silver,...
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