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23 May 2002The Gallery's specialty is Eighteenth to early Twentieth Century American and European paintings....
21 May 2002Jean-Baptiste Greuze has been accorded only one comprehensive show of any sort since his death in 1805....
21 May 2002"The auction was an explosive start to our spring fine art auction season," said Christopher...
21 May 2002The jar stemmed from a San Francisco Bay area private collection and had been in the United States since...
21 May 2002The Fancy Goods and Toys Spring Sale at Bertoia was highlighted by dollhouse furniture, with almost every...
21 May 2002Produced by Merchandise Mart Properties, Inc and managed by Sanford L. Smith & Associates, Ltd, this...
21 May 2002According to CEO William Ruprecht, the company's first quarter "was substantially better than our plan...
21 May 2002Thanks to a $5 million grant, the Benjamin Franklin Parkway has become the site for a spectacular and buoyant...
21 May 2002The Spanierman Gallery brings recognition to an overlooked phase of Daugherty's long and distinguished...
21 May 2002On display at the Heritage Plantation, "Inspired Choices" demonstrates how the spiritual belief...
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