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24 Dec 2002It is hard to say one without the other, and no one knows this better than Donald R. Friary. "When...
24 Dec 2002Christie's auction of Fine Printed Books and Manuscripts on December 19 saw two world records bested....
24 Dec 2002Guyette and Schmidt, Inc. conducted their annual fall decoy auction in conjunction with the Easton Waterfowl...
24 Dec 2002Highlights among the maps included Hartmann Schedel's "Secunda etas Mundi," a double-page...
24 Dec 2002Some would say that the odds of starting a successful new antiques show in this economic climate would...
24 Dec 2002"I like to judge a show by the early buyer count, for they are the ones who are really serious,"...
24 Dec 2002Sotheby's will sell the building to RFR Holding, a commercial real estate company, for $175 million....
24 Dec 2002The Berkshire Art Gallery has brought together paintings by Charles Curtis Allen, Edgar Spier Cameron,...
24 Dec 2002Through the use of original, creative juxtapositions and a rare quietude in his paintings, Feltus makes...
24 Dec 2002The Mills Gallery at the Boston Center for the Arts will offer an exhibition of works in sound-based...
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