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04 Dec 2001This mantra applies to the masterfully orchestrated, 300-lot auction of the Hegarty toy trove, which...
04 Dec 2001Furnishings from Europe, Asia and America appealed to a wide range of tastes at Weschler's, with...
04 Dec 2001A. Alfred Taubman: 'Dumb' and 'hungry' or scheming genius? The jury will decide....A horror show of smashed...
04 Dec 2001At the Boston International Fine Art Show this year, exhibitors traveled from Calgary, Canada, as well...
04 Dec 2001It is for the large, diverse, and worldwide fraternity of ceramics lovers - dealers, collectors, curators,...
04 Dec 2001The Dallas Museum of Art is featuring the second in a three-part series of exhibitions featuring approximately...
04 Dec 2001In this Salander-O'Reilly exhibit, Tom Goldenberg's 12 new landscapes, inspired by Northern Dutchess...
04 Dec 2001The Wiscasset Bay Gallery has opened the holiday season with contemporary Maine art and American and European...
27 Nov 2001One of the most innovative and versatile leaders of the return to figurative realism among late Twentieth...
27 Nov 2001The top lot was a rare pair of woodducks, circa 1880s, by the Peterson Decoy Factory of Detroit, Mich.,...
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