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12 Aug 2003Attendance reached 401,000 for the exhibition, which was on view for a limited run of less than ten weeks....
12 Aug 2003Colonial Williamsburg will display a selection of 16 bold objects of Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century...
12 Aug 2003"The Course of Empire: Thomas Cole and the Hudson River School Landscape Tradition," featuring selections...
12 Aug 2003The first American museum exhibit dedicated to the innovative work of Korean contemporary ceramic artist...
05 Aug 2003This year marks the centennial of the death of the American-born expatriate painter, printmaker, designer,...
05 Aug 2003The circa 1710-30 table from Salem, Mass., in a remarkable state of preservation, went to New York dealer...
05 Aug 2003The rare and extremely well-executed work had been found in a closet in a North Shore home and, ironically,...
05 Aug 2003John Pappas commented that as soon as the ads broke the phones started ringing, with calls coming in from...
05 Aug 2003In its fifth year, Summer Magic remains a significant entry in the calendar leading up to New Hampshire's...
05 Aug 2003The Hamptons, home to entertainment personalities such as Steven Spielberg and Renee Zellweger, is also...
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