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      <title>miniature art niche is growing</title>
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      <description> America&#039;s culture today may embrace all that is large--&quot;super-sized meals,&quot; hypermarkets, and six-bedroom &quot;cribs&quot; are all the rage. Rarely do the media emphasize entities that are small, detailed and refined. But when it comes to the art world, miniature is &quot;in.&quot; A gallery in North Carolina, for example, reports that its annual miniature art show has grown from about 100 works of art to 500, with prices ranging up to $2,000. And a leading &quot;miniaturist&quot; confidently predicts that the value of contemporary art will continue to grow steadily.&lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;For buyers and collectors, the attraction to these works of art lies not only in the beauty of detail and refinement, but in the uniqueness, preciousness and particularly in today&#039;s society--the rareness and practicality of something small.</description>
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