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25 Feb 2003As folks across the Northeast struggled to fit normal routines into a holiday weekend that brought one of the worst...
25 Feb 2003The successful bidder, as reported by Pook & Pook, was a representative of Drexel University in Philadelphia,...
25 Feb 2003"This was the nicest example of the form that we have ever sold," commented Stephen Fletcher,...
25 Feb 2003The top lots were works by Chagall and Picasso, but several strong results for contemporary prints included...
25 Feb 2003In keeping with tradition, the seventh Palm Beach International Art & Antique Fair featured dealers from...
25 Feb 2003Despite a six-inch snowfall the day before, 48 dealers from New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Delaware,...
25 Feb 2003Recently purchased at an auction held by Christie's, the correspondence is one of only two known...
25 Feb 2003The exhibition, a combined showing of classic paintings from the 1970s as well as Ralph Goings' more...
25 Feb 2003At the Richard York Gallery, Peter Lyons treats the subjects of his paintings -- deserted railroad yards,...
25 Feb 2003In this George Stern Fine Art exhibition, Terry Delapp explores, with his neo-tonalist style, the landscape...
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