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30 Jul 2002Marieluise Hutchinson captures the sparseness and beauty of traditional New England in landscape and still...
23 Jul 2002Twenty-two hundred lots crossed the block at Alex Cooper, with approximately 550 bidders, including those...
23 Jul 2002According to Douglas Deihl, director of American Indian and ethnographic art, "The market is very...
23 Jul 2002"Masterworks from the American Folk Art Museum," on view through January 5, takes a fresh look...
23 Jul 2002The cane had a silver panel inscribed, "Charles Dickens / Gad's Hill / to J.T.F. 1869,"...
23 Jul 2002Millais's painting of Louise Jopling is widely acknowledged as being among his greatest portraits;...
23 Jul 2002Fishman, currently executive director of the Lehigh County Historical Society, replaces Michael Gerhardt...
23 Jul 2002"This is a stupid thing they're doing," said Christopher Riley, who runs the Old New-Gate...
23 Jul 2002Outstanding paintings from private Cape Ann collections, works by Ralph Coburn and a look at Gloucester...
23 Jul 2002Allrich, who studied with Eugene Hall, paints small landscapes directly on location, and develops larger...
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