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02 Apr 2002Many of the key rdf_Descriptions in the sale were from the Otto estate in Phillipsburg, N.J. Otto, who made...
02 Apr 2002According to the gallery, the fury of bidding activity was in part due to the slump of the stock market...
02 Apr 2002Like a dazzling metropolis built on the flattened foundations of an earlier city, this year's fair...
02 Apr 2002There are two things worth mentioning about this young and successful show: The attainment of its goal...
02 Apr 2002The John J. Burns Library has acquired three archives of material for its collection, which is already...
02 Apr 2002The Albany Institute of History & Art will present more than 50 major paintings and sculptures that...
02 Apr 2002At Joan Whalen Fine Art, Guy A. Wiggins, one of the premier painters of New York, will present a special...
02 Apr 2002Berry-Hill Galleries presents the first retrospective exhibition of this major American Luminist, as well...
26 Mar 2002The first major exhibition of Southern furniture in 50 years, the collection highlights the taste, technology...
26 Mar 2002A crowded gallery broke into applause after a collector paid nearly $190,000 for the brushed aluminum...
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