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02 Oct 2001In the wake of the tragedies of September 11, management had the difficult decision of whether or not to cancel...
02 Oct 2001Close to 6,000 people attend this one-day show and visitors come from all parts of the country. This...
02 Oct 2001Fifty-seven dealers were delighted to see eager antiquers lined up to enter the show on opening morning....
02 Oct 2001The show will feature 20 astounding works owned by Libby and Bill Clark of Hanford, Calif., and 12 from...
02 Oct 2001An exhibition of work by W. Eugene Smith, one of the Twentieth Century's greatest photographers,...
02 Oct 2001Cincinnati Art Galleries' exhibit of paintings and drawings by Edgar Yaegar features 50 of the artist's...
25 Sep 2001The Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection and Insurance Company will donate its extensive collection of American...
25 Sep 2001The Stroh collection featured antique German stoneware, Creussen and Faience drinking vessels....
25 Sep 2001Dressed in a black waistcoat and tails, gray pants and an unmarked top hat over his original fur wig,...
25 Sep 2001The Guy Wiggins oil of a New York snow scene, complete with an American flag, generated interest from...
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