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23 Jan 2001The fine art niche in online auctions has lost a small but important player as artnet.com announces it will...
23 Jan 2001This is the first exhibition of Edmondson's work to tour nationally - the last retrospective appeared...
23 Jan 2001Vincent van Gogh and the Painters of the Petit Boulevard" features nearly 70 paintings and works...
23 Jan 2001John Pence Gallery's group show of works by 25 artists will include 70 works ranging in size from seven-foot...
23 Jan 2001This groundbreaking exhibition, which represents some of the finest intuitive" artists of Jamaica,...
23 Jan 2001MoMA acquires prized photographs by Thomas Walther...C. Malcolm Watkins dies...FBI returns some 200 antiquities...
23 Jan 2001The lobby of the 7th Regiment Armory was filled to capacity by 5 pm, the entry time for the "Philanthropist"...
23 Jan 2001After months of litigation and new policy statements, the Internet giant is still shuffling to explain...
23 Jan 2001Optimism in our nation's capitol lent itself to a strong show during the first week of this new year...
23 Jan 2001When all was said and done, 541 lots came to the auction block at Christie's, grossing a total of $2,408,299....
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