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08 Aug 2000The successful bidder was dealer James Glazer of Villanova, Pa....
08 Aug 2000Antique steins continue to attract serious interest from buyers around the country and in Europe....
08 Aug 2000As the story goes - one sensational enough to hit the Associated Press wire - the consignors purchased...
08 Aug 2000The starring lot of the day was a Bahktiari rug which was privately purchased for $17,600. ...
08 Aug 2000The exhibit puts a fresh face on Vincent van Gogh's portraiture and compels visitors to evaluate his impact...
01 Aug 2000This world premiere assemblage features some 1,000 masterpieces from more than 30 of the world's most...
01 Aug 2000The display represents the first museum retrospective to document the artist's life and career and, to a great...
01 Aug 2000Each canvas is a blend of sharp outlines, color modulations, and revealing light. ....
01 Aug 2000The Southwest Museum's collection of Pueblo pottery is among the finest and largest in existence....
01 Aug 2000The work of one of the most important American artists of the Nineteenth Century, William Trost Richards...
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