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20 Mar 2007Pablo Picasso (1881‱973), the towering figure in Twentieth Century art, influenced artists everywhere,...
20 Mar 2007The hammer fell and shattered a record at the Rago Arts and Auction Center on March 10, as a rare vase...
19 Mar 2007A stately and elegant affair, the Chester County Antiques Show embodies all the maturity one would expect...
13 Mar 2007By the close of its February 18 sale, Bonhams & Butterfields†clients †fans of fine literature,...
13 Mar 2007A large quantity of books from the library of Harvard philosopher William Ernest Hocking (1873‱966)...
13 Mar 2007The Albany Institute of History and Art will open the exhibition ⁆ull Steam Ahead: Robert Fulton and the Age of Steamboats†on...
13 Mar 2007⁇lobal Feminisms,†on view March 23⁊uly 1, the exhibition, a large-scale international survey of contemporary...
13 Mar 2007North Carolina story during the American Revolution is often overshadowed by better-known events that...
13 Mar 2007On the evening of January 20, the Hyatt Regency was the site of a Western Americana auction conducted...
13 Mar 2007Possibly its most successful winter auction to date, James D. Julia, Inc February 2‴ sale of 1,600...
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