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30 Sep 2003Robinson, born in the Boston area in 1874, made her way as an independent woman and painter, even in the face...
23 Sep 2003The Frist Center for the Visual Arts in Nashville presents a complete overview of the state's aesthetic...
23 Sep 2003The picture, said to be one of only two views of tropical fruit by Heade, was accompanied by a letter...
23 Sep 2003The unusual amount of interest paid to the piece during preview proved an early clue for auctioneer Michael...
23 Sep 2003The box, a rare pine survivor dating to about 1700, easily surpassed its $10/15,000 estimate, selling...
23 Sep 2003"I think we are really finding our niche in the $1,000 to $20,000 market," commented auction gallery...
23 Sep 2003"Chris and I have known each other for many years," said Ron Bourgeault. "We paid our dues exhibiting...
23 Sep 2003It appears early entry has begun to hurt shows as many patrons feel if they are not early, all the "best...
23 Sep 2003The elegant event showcased approximately 33 antiques dealers from 12 states and England in the middle...
23 Sep 2003As pages of the calendar go flying off, ephemera dealers catch them and save them, and maybe, later on, sell...
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