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30 Oct 2001As this Mattatuck Museum exhibition demonstrates, Kensett (1816-1872) was recognized in his own time,...
30 Oct 2001Sally Jackson's large sampler was an exceptional example of needlework and in astonishingly fine...
30 Oct 2001The painting features the church, New York's oldest parish at Broadway and Wall Street, very near...
30 Oct 2001Photographs auctions in New York began at the gallery, where the top rdf_Description of the week, a nearly...
30 Oct 2001Officials at the Michigan museum confirmed their purchase of the bus on which Rosa Parks famously refused...
30 Oct 2001Recent events seemed to point towards a "gamble" and made Atlantic City a fitting venue. Many...
30 Oct 2001The tragedy continues to take its toll on the country, altering many things that were once taken as routine....
30 Oct 2001The antiques offerings were sometimes breathtaking, and always top quality. But, as anticipated - despite...
30 Oct 2001The Fleming Collection consists of works by many of Scotland's most prominent artists, from 1800...
30 Oct 2001The Dahesh Museum, which specializes in art of the Nineteenth Century, will host its first exhibition...
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