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01 Apr 2003A first edition of Arthur Bloche's "La Vente des Diamants de la Couronne," Paris, 1888,...
01 Apr 2003The rare and early black duck was marked with an "N" and featured an undercut tail and deeply...
01 Apr 2003Pratt is "prepared to participate in an open, public civil proceeding to determine the provenance...
01 Apr 2003The one-weekend wonder of the March Triple Pier Antiques show delighted New Yorkers and others with a feast...
01 Apr 2003"This is not a social event, but a sales event. Anyone serious within the area and many from...
01 Apr 2003Sixty-one paintings, sculptures and photographs from such Twentieth Century masters as Richmond Barthe,...
01 Apr 2003Mamluk rugs are considered to be the finest carpets ever produced. The museum's collection, dating...
01 Apr 2003On view at Wesleyan University's Davison Art Center through May 25 is a group of rarely seen calotypes...
25 Mar 2003Under the terms of the agreement, Sotheby's and Christie's will each pay $20 million to the class...
25 Mar 2003The casepiece - which came with a detachable pierced crest, according to some a vernacular attempt...
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