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  • Asia Week New York In Review

    NEW YORK CITY — The New York sales of Chinese and Asian paintings, calligraphy and works of art dominated Asia Week New York sales during the week of September 12–18, according to Art Tactic’s <. Read Full Article.

  • ‘Fiji: Art & Life in the Pacific’ To Open Oct. 15 At Sainsbury Centre

    NORWICH, UK — Revealing striking sculptures, textiles, ceramics and ivory and shell regalia, the groundbreaking exhibition “Fiji: Art & Life in the Pacific” will be on view October 15–Febr. Read Full Article.

  • Benjamin Champney Work Shows Prowess At Cobb’s

    PETERBOROUGH, N.H. — Charlie Cobb’s September 24 sale included a selection of paintings by White Mountains artists and some important Charles Dickens items.. Read Full Article.

  • Weston Show Kicks Off Vermont Antiques Week

    WESTON, VT. — Vermont Antiques Week will kick off with the 56th annual Weston Antiques Show as a gala preview was held on Thursday, September 29 at the Weston Playhouse on the village green.. Read Full Article.

  • Wilton Fall Antiques Market Canceled

    WILTON, CONN. — The Wilton Historical Society and Barn Star Productions have announced that the Wilton Fall Antiques Market benefiting the society, which was scheduled for Saturday, October 29, at t. Read Full Article.

  • Officials Announce Largest Seizure Of Illegal Elephant Ivory In New York State History

    NEW YORK CITY — Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus R. Vance Jr, New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) Commissioner Basil Seggos and Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) Executi. Read Full Article.

  • Christie’s To Offer Antiquities From Toledo Museum Of Art

    NEW YORK CITY — On October 25, Christie’s antiquities sale will offer 24 works from the property from the Toledo Museum of Art, sold to benefit the acquisitions fund.. Read Full Article.

  • Bierstadt’s Washington Monument (Baltimore) Soars To $200,000

    ALEXANDRIA, VA. — While the 555-foot tall obelisk we know as the Washington Monument has been shut down indefinitely to work on elevator problems, its less lofty sibling envisioned in a painting by . Read Full Article.

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