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10 Apr 2001Sweden's stolen Renoir is found....Prado believes its two most famous works by Goya are not his creations...Giuliani...
10 Apr 2001A number of Hartford's 64 exhibitors said a notable increase in knowledgeable, serious buyers helped...
10 Apr 2001Some 1,200 dealers left in the show's wake reeled in the energy of thousands of visitors over two separate...
10 Apr 2001The Art Gallery of Ontario joins forces with one of the world's greatest art institutions as the only...
10 Apr 2001A new exhibition at The Minneapolis Institute of Arts will launch visitors on an art odyssey across time...
10 Apr 2001The first exhibition devoted to lower Manhattan's historic Washington Square consists of approximately...
03 Apr 2001GREENWICH, CONN. In the exhibition "Forbidden Art of Postwar Russia" at the Bruce Museum...
03 Apr 2001WILTON, CONN. First we stopped opening our financial statements. Now many of us can barely bring ourselves...
03 Apr 2001ALEXANDRIA, VA. The Antiques in Alexandria committee presented their Fifth Annual Antiques Show in early...
03 Apr 2001WORCESTER, MASS. Although best known for his early Twentieth Century portrayals of child laborers and immigrants...
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