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18 Jul 2006The greatest jazz musicians of all time and the jazz scene of the 1940s through the 1960s are the subject...
18 Jul 2006"Adele Bloch-Bauer I," Gustav Klimt's iconlike portrait of a Viennese society beauty amid a glimmering...
18 Jul 2006Now privately owned, Maxfield Parrish's record-setting masterpiece "Daybreak" is on loan to the National...
18 Jul 2006One might think that the only masks to be found in Cooperstown, N.Y. are the catcher's masks at the Baseball...
11 Jul 2006A pencil and poster paint on shirt cardboard by Bill Traylor (1854-1947) was the top lot at Slotin Auction's...
11 Jul 2006In Wales the signs are bilingual, with the peculiar Welsh spellings atop the familiar English so it may take...
11 Jul 2006Dada, one of the most interesting and influential Twentieth Century art movements, is the focus of a major...
11 Jul 2006The focal point for American glass collectors was Green Valley's sixth annual spring catalog sale of Eighteenth...
11 Jul 2006Sotheby's set a record for an American Indian art object at auction when an early Upper Missouri River...
11 Jul 2006The recent sale of Asian art on www.igavel.com brought a record for the site, with 148 lots selling for $864,600....
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