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13 Feb 2001Weschler's auction of European and American Furniture and Decorations accommodated a record number of first-time...
13 Feb 2001How does one describe an art and antiques auction that includes prints by Marc Chagall, pottery by Picasso...
13 Feb 2001It was the first time in 25 years that Martone's Auction Gallery had to delay an auction due to bad weather,...
07 Feb 2001Intersting journeys, with some happy endings....
07 Feb 2001Sotheby's plea deal accepted....Corcoran Gallery receives $30 million from AOL executives....New chair...
07 Feb 2001This year's Ceramics Fair, mounted at the National Academy of Design, was in most respects better than...
07 Feb 2001The show, now in its 47th year, has become so exquisitely diversified that to wander through its gilded...
07 Feb 2001Showgoers of all kinds lined up at Piers 90 and 92 for the event, an annual highlight of New York City's...
07 Feb 2001Included are 110 works from the extensive Stieglitz collection at George Eastman House, the majority...
07 Feb 2001Colorful, exquisite, inventive and rarely seen by the public, the Maryland Historical Society's collection...
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