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14 Aug 2001"There's no lack of retail interest. The only difference I saw was that dealers weren't...
14 Aug 2001Selling for $37,000 was a miniature watercolor on ivory by Laura Coombs Hills of her instructor Mrs Alice...
14 Aug 2001The week-long decoy events included a separate two-day mid-week auction conducted in Maine and an end-of-the-week...
14 Aug 2001Nevermind the slower economy and sluggish market - as well as a torturously hot facility. Hundreds of patrons...
14 Aug 2001Peter C. Sutton, noted Northern Baroque art scholar and former director of the Wadsworth Atheneum (1996-2000),...
14 Aug 2001"[This year] stands as a time of transition for Sotheby's," said William F. Ruprecht. "In...
14 Aug 2001Often relegated as a "secondary" medium, the perception of works on paper is changing as their...
14 Aug 2001This summer the Santa Barbara Museum of Art gives well-deserved prominence to the achievements of figurative...
14 Aug 2001Richard York Gallery's show will feature a selection of oils, watercolors, and drawings demonstrating...
07 Aug 2001This summer in New England there is the opportunity to stand before the authentic throne of the Ming...
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