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23 Sep 2003An order dated August 22 finds that John Holverson, current director of the Jones Museum, and another...
23 Sep 2003The High Museum highlights a lesser-known side of Meier's design talents, including furniture, lamps,...
23 Sep 2003Two drawings by Jasper Johns and Ellsworth Kelly join other recent acquisitions and key historical works...
23 Sep 2003An exhibition at the Hudson River Museum presents the Hudson as a natural wonder and as an inspiration...
16 Sep 2003The annual sale, which takes place at the Samoset Resort, is always scheduled to coincide with the busy...
16 Sep 2003The new premium is 15 percent on purchases up to $50,000 and ten percent above that amount, although...
16 Sep 2003The sale, which featured the contents of Greystone Farm, was much like peeling back layers of time, with...
16 Sep 2003If you cannot find early Americana here, you cannot find it anywhere. And Union is also just plain fun.
16 Sep 2003This simple, high-quality show featured 46 dealers, all members of the association.
16 Sep 2003The total is a decrease against the 2002 half-year total of $989 million, which the company said can be attributed...
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