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26 Oct 2004A fascinating exhibition offers new glimpses into the crucial influence of French Impressionist master...
26 Oct 2004The event won top marks for the quality of its offerings and the liveliness of its presentation.
26 Oct 2004"An anonymous New York benefactor has honored NOMA with a generous gift of three early Rembrandt etchings...
26 Oct 2004Modernism has had a long run in America, so it is a pleasure to learn that there is still something new to say.
26 Oct 2004Howard Greenberg Gallery will feature vintage work by Evans and selected contemporaries.
26 Oct 2004The work became the highest-priced painting ever auctioned in the state.
26 Oct 2004The jeweled, enamel and gold baton was one of three made in 1878 during the reign of Alexander II.
26 Oct 2004Brian Haughton cannot suppress his enthusiasm for the eye-popping, up-to-the minute creations that make...
26 Oct 2004For manager Bruce Garrett and staff, Columbus Day weekend means just one thing - it's showtime.
26 Oct 2004It has been rumored that there are only three known to exist.
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