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09 Jan 2001The starring lot was Paris Street Scene" by Cortes, signed lower left, which brought $46,000 from...
09 Jan 2001The oil on canvas depicting chickens and a scarecrow sold to a Lancaster-area buyer on the phone and was the day's...
09 Jan 2001Timed to coincide with this year's presidential election campaign and arriving in the nation's capital...
02 Jan 2001A Rembrandt and two Renoirs are stolen in Sweden...Defrauded buyers, bogus email and great finds on eBay...Ronald...
02 Jan 2001Among them are two major Chinese Tang dynasty sculptures: a pair of tomb guardians dating from the late...
02 Jan 2001Like dandelions, the issue of resale royalties for fine artists just keeps coming back. And like dandelions...
02 Jan 2001Eternal Egypt: Masterworks of Ancient Art from The British Museum," an exhibition comprising more...
02 Jan 2001This year Lawrence Steigrad's winter exhibition presents portraits as bridges into the past, humanizing...
02 Jan 2001Pucker Gallery will host its first exhibition of works by Welsh potter Phil Rogers, who, with a collection...
02 Jan 2001The first and third floor galleries at America's oldest auction house saw some of the largest crowds...
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