Articles
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19 Dec 2000Sir George Birdwood, an Englishman living in India in the late Nineteenth Century, took note of that...
19 Dec 2000The first one-man show in the United States devoted to the work of this manuscript illuminator opens...
19 Dec 2000This traveling exhibition illustrates how the craft of glassmaking was influenced by historical events...
19 Dec 2000More than 50 of Homer's most famous oil paintings and watercolors, along with less familiar but equally...
19 Dec 2000More money for the troubled Barnes Foundation...Romania moves to stop the sale of a Brancusi at Christie's...New...
19 Dec 2000Another Internet antiques venture has been squeezed by the tight market for investment dollars, resulting...
19 Dec 2000The museum provides an online database of European artworks, each with a complete provenance. ...
19 Dec 2000There is a simpler, pleasurable alternative to all of the holiday hoopla: Christmas shopping while sitting...
19 Dec 2000A world record price for a single doorknob was set at Web Wilson's Antique Hardware sale when a rare...
19 Dec 2000The spirit of Christmas is universal, but the embodiment of that perennially popular Yuletide figure...
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