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13 Jan 2004The Textile Museum highlights the powerful aesthetics and significant trends characteristic of Navajo...
06 Jan 2004At Christie's, prints and multiples totaled nearly $5 million with 90 percent sold by dollar. The sale...
06 Jan 2004The Aldrich sold more than 300 objects representing the remainder of its collection in order to further...
06 Jan 2004The firm conducted its first-ever motorcycle auction featuring Harley-Davidson, Indian, Moto Guzzi, BMW,...
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06 Jan 2004The nation's capital has many traditions -- some political, some related to historical events, and some...
06 Jan 2004In addition to interesting smalls, jewelry and glass, the show offered a large number of decorated room...
06 Jan 2004During the past year, CMA acquired and received as gifts a number of significant rdf_Descriptions.
06 Jan 2004Through six exhibitions, The Albany Institute of History & Art explores the beauty, technique and legacy...
06 Jan 2004A special exhibition at the American Textile History Museum presents all the fun and fantasy of a tropical...
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