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23 Mar 2004After gaining wide notice for his photographic exploration of the suburbs surrounding Denver and Colorado...
23 Mar 2004On view in New Jersey, these early sewn and hooked rugs created in the humble dwellings of colonial and post-colonial...
16 Mar 2004Large auction, large crowds and large price as Ron Bourgeault posts an impressive $3.4 million total.
16 Mar 2004Highlights included Captain America Comics #1 Mile High pedigree, which sold for $64,400.
16 Mar 2004"Night Anchorage at Whampoa" beat its high estimate of $200,000 to sell for $309,900 to a private collector....
16 Mar 2004"Cranberry opalescent water pitchers, sugar shakers, syrups and pickle casters are still at the top of the market...
16 Mar 2004The show retains many of the "polished" dealers that have been setting up in Greenwich since the early...
16 Mar 2004Many of the stands serve up a polished look with English and Continental furniture popular among the Park...
16 Mar 2004On opening night, New York fine arts dealer Robert Simon sold an El Greco painting, "The Penitent Magdalene,"...
16 Mar 2004The extremely rare, life-size plaster sculpture depicts the famed Eighteenth Century writer and philosopher...
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