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21 Aug 2001The doll portion of the sale proved particularly strong, grossing nearly $200,000, and selling almost...
21 Aug 2001"There will always be a market for high-end, turn-of-the-century work by recognized masters such...
21 Aug 2001The FBI conducts a criminal investigation into posthumous prints created from Lewis W. Hine negatives....Sotheby's...
21 Aug 2001The event, which produced healthy sales across the board, has gained national attention - for very good...
21 Aug 2001The company now possesses three of six original artworks it commissioned from Rockwell between 1928 and 1935....
21 Aug 2001The exhibit at the Norton Museum of Art offers an entertaining examination of one of the visual arts'...
21 Aug 2001At Ursus Prints, Duncan's subtle and brilliantly detailed paintings of simple horticultural subjects...
21 Aug 2001Hank Virgona is especially adept in his depiction of female sensuality, working with the watercolor medium...
14 Aug 2001The Heritage Center Museum's display introduces visitors to Lehn's life and work and his gaily painted...
14 Aug 2001The news comes as a surprise to many consignors, clients and onlookers, as the firm enjoyed a successful,...
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