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20 Nov 2001For the first nine months of 2001 the company reported total revenues of $225.2 million, compared to $254.7...
20 Nov 2001Everyone was thrilled with this new location, especially the dealers, since the exhibit space was so much...
20 Nov 2001This Long Beach Museum of Art exhibition, the first of its kind to be presented in this country, explores...
20 Nov 2001The gallery's Christmas show will feature 80 American and European vintage paintings, eight-by-ten inches...
20 Nov 2001The Heckscher is known for its strength in both Nineteenth and Twentieth Century work and has been referred...
20 Nov 2001Scott Prior has spent nearly 25 years exploring the emotional and formal possibilities inherent in his landscapes...
13 Nov 2001This major loan exhibition, devoted to the two most celebrated and influential artists of the American...
13 Nov 2001Although the sale's inventory contained fewer lots from the Buddy 'L' archive than the $2.5 million...
13 Nov 2001Christie's offering of The Collection of Rene Gaffe, a group of 25 lots of Modern and Surrealist...
13 Nov 2001According to Nicholas M. Dawes, the Lalique specialist who organized the auction, "We had more bidders...
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