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27 Jul 2005The most important silversmith of the past century, Jensen's work is on view at the Bard Graduate Center...
26 Jul 2005Christie's sold an exceptionally rare and important blue and white jar, Yuan dynasty, Fourteenth Century,...
26 Jul 2005A remarkable installation of nearly 1,200 matte-glazed Grueby tiles has been preserved in its entirety...
26 Jul 2005Antiquorum New York closed its spring season with a sale of important collector's wristwatches, pocket...
26 Jul 2005"Ephemera Across the Atlantic: Popular Print Culture in Two Worlds" takes place September 15-17.
26 Jul 2005There was extended applause when the contract selling Babe Ruth from the Red Sox to the Yankees sold...
26 Jul 2005A Thomas Seymour Boston Sheraton worktable, circa 1808-1810, was the runaway highlight of John McInnis...
26 Jul 2005"Mongols, Manchus, and Monks: The Art of Tibetan Diplomacy" explores politics, religion and national...
26 Jul 2005"Georgia O'Keeffe: The Unexplainable Thing In Nature" will be at the National Museum of Wildlife Art through...
26 Jul 2005National Gallery experts using infrared techniques have discovered a Leonardo da Vinci sketch hidden...
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