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04 Dec 2018NEW YORK (AP) — American sculptor Robert Morris, one of the founders of the minimalist movement that...
04 Dec 2018On October 29, the government of China published a notice that it was reopening domestic trade in rhino...
04 Dec 2018VANCOUVER, WA – On November 24, Vancouver Police Department responded to a residential burglary...
04 Dec 2018By Karla Klein Albertson NEW YORK CITY – Armenia stands at the crossroads of archaeological, ecclesiastical...
04 Dec 2018NEW YORK CITY – The Jewish Museum presents “Accumulations: Hanukkah Lamps” through...
04 Dec 2018LAMBERTVILLE, N.J. — A 43-inch-tall pine figure of a boy attributed to Nineteenth Century Evans, N.Y.,...
04 Dec 2018BEVERLY HILLS — Tom Wesselmann’s (1931–2004) 1989 “Monica Nude with Cezanne” and Fernando Botero’s...
04 Dec 2018Thirty-one-year-old Lucy Grogan is vice president and director of the jewelry department of Grogan &...
04 Dec 2018Review and Photos by Tom O’Hara SYRACUSE, N.Y.- Steve and Judy Allman of Allman Promotions filled...
04 Dec 2018Review and Photos by Rick Russack MARLBORO, MASS. – Rachel and Josh Gurley have resumed management...
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