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01 Aug 2000Police have arrested a woman on charges of receiving stolen property after finding Japanese woodblock...
01 Aug 2000An "exquisite" traveling exhibit at the Brooklyn Museum of Art....
01 Aug 2000The Rhinebeck Antiques Fair has a reputation of shattering attendance records at the first opportunity....
01 Aug 2000The shows successes over its 71 years of existence can be attributed to the association, which takes...
01 Aug 2000Hidden from public view for nearly a century, the painting, by John Frederick Peto, was unveiled on July...
01 Aug 2000R. Bracky Rogers assumed the presidency of the NAA on July 20 during the organization's annual convention...
01 Aug 2000In its first on-line auction sale devoted to Pop Art, sothebys.com found the public's interest in the artistic...
01 Aug 2000The star lot, a cherry inlaid New England secretary bookcase, circa 1790, realized $24,150. ...
01 Aug 2000John Kluge's cast-offs mean great finds for attendees....
01 Aug 2000In 1938, as a present to his secretary's niece, Louis B. Mayer had the edition signed by the cast of the "Wizard...
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