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04 Mar 2003Degas lovers can enjoy a double treat over the course of the next couple of months with two separate...
04 Mar 2003The company intends to utilize the process to reconstruct its balance sheet, while continuing to provide...
04 Mar 2003Putting to use the wisdom provided in his book " Good, Better, Best," author/dealer/advisor...
04 Mar 2003The second portion of the highly anticipated Bob Mebane absentee auction closed with strong prices posted...
04 Mar 2003333 Auctions was recently formed by a partnership between David Rago, Nicholas Dawes, Suzanne Perrault,...
04 Mar 2003The dealer base for this long-running event is undoubtedly part of the reason for its success and longevity....
04 Mar 2003"Heart Week" in Nashville is the unofficial convention, twice each year, February and October,...
04 Mar 2003The museum's major expansion and renovation design, by architect Rafael Vinoly, features a soaring glass...
04 Mar 2003The show will be the first to explorethe movement as a global phenomenon affecting cities as far apart...
04 Mar 2003This first exhibition to explore the paintings and pastels created by Marsden Hartley in New Mexico - currently...
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