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19 Feb 2002Weschler's selection of Native American pieces offered the most action as bidding opened on American...
19 Feb 2002Strong prices were noted by the gallery throughout the sale from the capacity crowd of more than 200 registered...
19 Feb 2002The mounted knight by English maker Richard Courtenay topped all other lots at the first combined Lloyd...
19 Feb 2002Antiquities dealer Frederick Schultz is convicted....National Archives employee accused of stealing hundreds...
19 Feb 2002"[He] as a quiet man who spoke volumes in his self-effacing approach to buying and selling antiques....
19 Feb 2002The Philadelphia Museum of Art has chosen Gluckman Mayner Architects to design the renovation of the Ruth...
19 Feb 2002The focal points of the opening are the two fully restored historic buildings: the McLellan House (1800-1801)...
19 Feb 2002The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts features a selection of works from Mellon's last generous gift...
19 Feb 2002The china-decorating fervor that swept the United States from the late 1870s to the early Twentieth Century...
19 Feb 2002Nuse played an integral part in both the Bucks County and Philadelphia art scenes. A member of the Pennsylvania...
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