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22 Apr 2003Winslow Homer used his knowledge and observations in watercolors and a few paintings of angling situations...
22 Apr 2003This was only the second Winterthur forum devoted entirely to furniture, but openings were aggressively...
22 Apr 2003Highlighting the auction was the collection of James D. Parker, who began amassing antiques in the 1960's...
22 Apr 2003The spring estates sale at Neal Auction Company attracted considerable interest from a large gallery...
22 Apr 2003The top lot was a Patek Philippe "World Time" watch with two crowns, complete with an extract...
22 Apr 2003Despite its relative informality, Arts of Pacific Asia has some things in common with the International...
22 Apr 2003With almost 1,000 dealers selling everything from monumental French bronzes to marbles, shoppers instinctively...
22 Apr 2003People dolls, baby dolls, animal dolls, cartoon dolls, stuffed dolls - china, porcelain and bisque dolls...
22 Apr 2003The Hydes preferred certain artists and among their earliest purchases were works by Frank Duveneck,...
22 Apr 2003The Museum of the City of New York's main floor south exhibition galleries are filled with rich evocations...
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