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14 May 2002Representational in subject and based technically on the work of the great Dutch still life painters,...
07 May 2002A closed chapter or not, modernism still plays a central role in the contemporary discussion of architecture...
07 May 2002The circular seal box, engraved with the royal seal of King George III, included a royal document on parchment...
07 May 2002More than 1,200 lots were offered over three days of auctions involving multiple specialty departments,...
07 May 2002Christie's sale in Amsterdam focused on Dutch Pictures and Works of Art from Seventeenth to the Twentieth...
07 May 2002"I envision Winterthur playing an even stronger role in increasing the public's awareness and appreciation...
07 May 2002The Southport-Westport Antiques Show proved once again that excellent dealers, a hard-working committee,...
07 May 2002The Chicago Botanic Garden and Stella Show Mgmt. Co. from New York City joined creative forces to produce...
07 May 2002"You can learn a lot about the South from these two exhibitions," said Eileen Mott, the Virginia...
07 May 2002The Santa Barbara Museum of Art highlights early works by Hopper against a general overview of the realist...
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