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05 Sep 2000Selections from the museum's important holding of Mesoamerican and Pacific Northwest materials will be de-installed...
05 Sep 2000The Charles E. Burchfield journals contain an exceptional amount of documentary material about the celebrated...
05 Sep 2000In question was the propriety of Butterfields' offering of the seven-inch-long Icarosaurus siefkeri at auction...
05 Sep 2000For the first time in Scotland, live cyberspace bidding was available to buyers via the Auction Channel's...
05 Sep 2000Former Conservative Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher was the clear winner in the bidding stakes, topping...
05 Sep 2000Through October 15, the Portland Museum of Art estimates that 80,000 to 100,000 pairs of eyes will be musing...
29 Aug 2000Watch your wallet - a new British antiques Web site wants your business....
29 Aug 2000This exhibition, currently on view in Massachusetts, offers viewers a rich, Orien-talist visual feast...
29 Aug 2000This major survey premiers in France before heading to The Walters Art Gallery in Baltimore, Md....
29 Aug 2000Why do Chinese Paintings have calligraphy on them? For the first time in the US, a landmark exhibition...
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