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22 Jan 2002Dealer Russell Pritchard III's father makes new claims in court....MoMA plans a move....Long-lost Morris...
22 Jan 2002With six shows stretching from East 89th Street, where the New York Ceramics Fair opened on Wednesday...
22 Jan 2002Located in the Nord-Pas de Calais region of northern France, the museum opened its doors at the end of October...
22 Jan 2002Elegant artist Charles Lacoste was a good friend of such painters of the Nabis contingent as Édouard...
22 Jan 2002Twenty examples of sartorial innovation and fine workmanship from the legendary couture houses of Worth,...
22 Jan 2002Twelve outstanding sculptures and paintings will be exhibited by the London dealers Rossi & Rossi...
15 Jan 2002The two-day auction comprised property from two prominent local estates and several private collections,...
15 Jan 2002A large consignment from the estate of a Mid-Atlantic collector comprised a significant portion of the sale...
15 Jan 2002Hemphill (1929-1998), an avid collector, was one of the founders of The American Folk Art Museum and later...
15 Jan 2002Throughout the country, museum officials are talking about issues of ethical conduct, which they either...
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