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16 Apr 2002"Someone told me that it takes five years to measure the success of a show and we have just completed...
16 Apr 2002Frank Gaglio came on the loud speaker at the Navy Pier Antiques Show at 9:50 am on Friday, April 5, warning...
16 Apr 2002The revival that the Connecticut Spring Antiques Show has been enjoying over the past several seasons...
16 Apr 2002Adelson Galleries, Inc, The Mark Hotel, 25 East 77th Street, will be exhibiting "French Prints of the Late...
16 Apr 2002Photography has offered a means of documentation and expression for more than 160 years now. "A...
16 Apr 2002From May 16 to June 15, The Cooley Gallery will exhibit "Common Ground: Paintings by Tom and Peggy...
16 Apr 2002NEW YORK CITY In a major two-part exhibition, "The New Way of Tea," on view concurrently...
10 Apr 2002The Baltimore Museum of Art brings the first major exhibition of the work of J.M.W. Turner in more than...
09 Apr 2002Think of the work of Alexander Calder, Joseph Cornell, Marcel Duchamp, René Magritte, Elie Nadelman...
09 Apr 2002"The collecting trend seems to be moving toward the more individual pieces as opposed to the corporate...
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