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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...
01 Aug 2000The King's Quickshot gun powder original oil on canvas, circa 1890, headed the sale at $10,010....
25 Jul 2000The show offers the kind of delightful visual experience one would hope for in a Calder exhibition. Letters...
25 Jul 2000They're fast, but are they accurate?...
25 Jul 2000Presented is the first US exhibit devoted to this Portuguese futurist....
25 Jul 2000Rare, historic objects in Frankfort, Ky....
25 Jul 2000New works by this renowned Japanese potter are featured....
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