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16 Nov 2004On view at Winterthur is an exhibition of 117 objects drawn from the holdings of the Drambuie Liqueur...
16 Nov 2004The highest-selling rdf_Description was a southern Ohio curly maple and cherry tall case clock that fetched...
16 Nov 2004The vast majority of the dealers scheduled to set up on the pier this coming weekend, November 19-21,...
16 Nov 2004Updated over the years through the infusion of more Twentieth Century decorative arts, the event remains...
16 Nov 2004Each year the show brings to market singular pieces of American art carefully shepherded by some 55 dealers.
16 Nov 2004Gerald Peters Gallery presents an examination of 100 years of American sculptural traditions.
09 Nov 2004A current exhibition at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts reveals the artist's daunting intellectual capacity...
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02 Nov 2004In one of the most significant donations of American art in recent memory, art historian John Wilmerding...
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