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30 Apr 2002Clearly, there was much joy in museum land last year, as institutions throughout the United States solicited...
30 Apr 2002Although many of the rumors and legends surrounding Goya's long and productive life have been debunked...
30 Apr 2002Featured were antiques, fine arts, and sporting rdf_Descriptions consigned from numerous estates and consignors....
30 Apr 2002Approximately 250 bidding paddles were issued during the two-day event, in addition to lively phone bidding...
30 Apr 2002Ivey, formerly the managing director of Phillips-Selkirk of St Louis, acquired the 180-year-old Midwest...
30 Apr 2002There was some concern by the show committee that the wet weather might keep people away, but one of the dealers...
30 Apr 2002Diana Brooks was sentenced to six months of home detention for her role in the price-fixing scheme with...
30 Apr 2002Despite a cautious buying audience, the 17th annual show brought out a loyal contingent of antiquarians...
30 Apr 2002El Museo del Barrio, New York's premiere Latino and Latin American cultural institution, will host...
30 Apr 2002An exhibition from the distinguished Native American art collection of the Peabody Essex Museum premieres...
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