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27 Apr 2004Doris Duke, "the richest girl in the world," became a dedicated philanthropist and a knowledgeable, aesthetically...
27 Apr 2004A principal focus of the museum has always been the work of artists associated with Pennsylvania by birth...
27 Apr 2004More than 20 original drawings, watercolors and paintings will be featured as well as rarely seen paintings...
27 Apr 2004The Long Beach Museum of Art presents its first major exploration of contemporary turned wood sculpture...
27 Apr 2004The Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center's exhibition comprises 32 pieces of exquisite utilitarian rdf_Descriptions...
20 Apr 2004Of four known examples, the bicycle sold is the only one in original finish. It fetched a record price.
20 Apr 2004Collectors from across the world bid against one another on the Internet, on the telephone and within...
20 Apr 2004One with an ivory handle and a shaft of timber from Independence Hall in Philadelphia was purchased by a collector...
20 Apr 2004The firm sold a pair of Chinese Zitan cabinets for $80,500 to a mainland Chinese buyer.
20 Apr 2004While walking through the Trump Taj Mahal casino, thoughts of The Donald naturally came to mind at the show,...
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