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17 Feb 2004The Onassis Cultural Center is presenting the first exhibition to examine the lives of children and attitudes...
17 Feb 2004The first exhibition ever devoted to Joseph Mallord William Turner's celebrated views of Venice is currently...
10 Feb 2004According to Leigh Keno, the Heade painting was first thought to be of Florida or Brazil, where the artist...
10 Feb 2004The event eclipsed the previous auction record of just under $9.2 million set by the firm in November...
10 Feb 2004Christie's evening sales of Impressionist and Modern Art and The Art of the Surreal achieved a combined...
10 Feb 2004The event, now in its 12th year, shows amazing maturity, considering that it represents artists and an art form...
10 Feb 2004The nostalgia of the merchandise and friendliness of the 160 dealers was warm enough to thaw out anyone...
10 Feb 2004Prior to returning to Russia, highlights from the collection, including the fabled nine Imperial Easter...
10 Feb 2004A gem of a museum has added luster to its collection with the acquisition of 30 Old Master drawings from...
10 Feb 2004The first comprehensive traveling exhibition devoted to this self-taught artist opens February 25 at the American...
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