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12 Dec 2000No prude, Beckett dives right into the gruesome as well as the sensual, unafraid to tackle any of humanity's...
12 Dec 2000As a young man Wright bemoaned the fact that he had to cut holes" in his beautiful buildings."...
12 Dec 2000The Metropolitan Museum of Art is presenting nearly 100 of these works - none of which has ever been...
12 Dec 2000McKenna is best known for her depictions of some of the greatest literary and artistic figures of the Twentieth...
12 Dec 2000Hirschl & Adler Galleries will present the first comprehensive exhibition exploring the life and work...
12 Dec 2000Web surfers beware: Is your search engine for hire?...Missing historic documents, portraits turn up on eBay...Rare...
12 Dec 2000The leaf is part of an incomplete copy that was acquired by a New York bookseller in a 1920 Sotheby's...
12 Dec 2000Forty-five nationally prominent exhibitors created beautiful presentations that highlighted rare objects....
12 Dec 2000Perhaps because of their small scale and intimate nature, portrait miniatures remain undervalued. Folk...
12 Dec 2000Leland's chairman and founder called the event a major success." Bidding was entirely by Internet,...
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