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06 Mar 2001The language of flowers developed by American quiltmakers during the Nineteenth Century is in full bloom...
06 Mar 2001In its first major improvement in two years, the database's new features were suggested by a wide range...
06 Mar 2001For the first time, a representative selection of highlights of Martin Bodmer's famous collection of world...
06 Mar 2001A gathering of 18 monumentally scaled sculptures by Alexander Calder most of them unseen in public...
06 Mar 2001The Mariners' Museum reveals the role of women on the water in its new temporary exhibition....
06 Mar 2001Plans for a new museum on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway in Philadelphia to display the achievements of three...
06 Mar 2001Furniture and fine art were favorites among some 1,300 lots offered during four sales in Manchester March...
06 Mar 2001In the past, the gallery has held annual February Contemporary Art auctions in its New York salesrooms....
06 Mar 2001At Doyle New York and Bonhams & Brooks' third such event coinciding with the Westminster Kennel...
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