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17 Apr 2001Stepping into the show was stepping into a world of order and timeless beauty with objects from several...
17 Apr 2001As the Florida winter season draws to a close, fair organizers David and Lee Ann Lester can look back...
17 Apr 2001"Imps on a Bridge" surveys Wedgwood lusterware production over a 125-year period, 1815 to 1940....
17 Apr 2001One of the foremost animaliers working in the United States today, Dan Ostermiller carries on a tradition...
17 Apr 2001Using textiles as her paint, Yorinks employs a variety of techniques including quilting, applique, collage...
17 Apr 2001From a drawing of a face that could have been done by Matisse to an abstracted bullfight evocative of Picasso...
10 Apr 2001In a welcome display of inter-museum cooperation, two Connecticut institutions and a New York City museum...
10 Apr 2001Over the telephone, in the salesroom, and through commission bids, collectors and Versace devotees from...
10 Apr 2001A sum of $109,000 was paid for a carefully documented Civil War presentation sword once owned by Major...
10 Apr 2001In many cases lots made three, four and even eight times their estimated prices. Among the most enthusiastic...
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