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31 Jul 2001The exhibit, in Santa Fe, N.M., brings together a stunning collection of 64 works on paper by American...
24 Jul 2001In this latest effort, the museum, from the doorstep of one house, highlights five ordinary families...
24 Jul 2001Online auction spending is heftier than ever, with sales amounting to $556 million in May a sum that...
24 Jul 2001"Charles Embree Rockwell lived and died in the same place, was born in the same bed he died in, and the estate...
24 Jul 2001The circa 1770 silvered brass face bracket clock, with a repeating three-train movement in a Japanned...
24 Jul 2001Fittingly, the winner of Tiffany's 'Thomas Lynch window,' coming in at $391,000, was the Westmoreland...
24 Jul 2001The VPAA's 9th annual movie memorabilia event offered 618 lots and realized over $311,000, with a pass...
24 Jul 2001Works taken by Soviet troops during WWII are returned to Germany in a 'tale of intrigue worthy of Hitchcock'....Manhattan...
24 Jul 2001Before you faint from an attack of the acronyms, LVMH"s newest addition will be known simply as Bonhams....
24 Jul 2001During the week of July 9, the trustees of The Ohr-O'Keefe Museum of Art, Biloxi, Miss., unveiled Pulitzer...
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