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Q&A: Vonda K. Givens
Vonda K. Givens, the executive director of The Stickley Museum at Craftsman Farms for more than a decade, recently announced that she is steppin. Read Full Article.
Notable Collections Anchor Freeman’s | Hindman’s Native American Art Auction
CINCINNATI — Freeman’s | Hindman’s fall auction of Native American art spanned centuries and celebrated the rich artistic traditions of North America, offer. Read Full Article.
At Kaminski, Hilfiger Part Deux
BEVERLY, MASS — Two weeks after Frank Kaminski and his team at Kaminski Auctions earned more than $1 million in two days auctioning the Susie Hilfiger Collectio. Read Full Article.
Couse Painting Is Spotlight Of Soulis’ Autumn Auction
LONE JACK, MO. — A newly discovered oil on panel by Eanger Irving Couse achieved $56,640, including buyer’s premium, which was the highest p. Read Full Article.
Remington’s Cowboy Wrangles Fontaine’s Top Price
PITTSFIELD, MASS. — “The Broncho Buster” by Frederic Remington (American, 1861-1909) led Fontaine’s Auction’s September 27-28 Fine &am. Read Full Article.
Russian Oil Transcends Estimate To Lead South Bay
EAST MORICHES, N.Y. — South Bay Auctions kicked off the month of October with its Fine Art, Antiques, Modern Design & Sporting auction, wh. Read Full Article.
Bronze Bench Tops Bolan Collection At Sworders
STANSTED MOUNTFITCHET, UK — Sworders sold, on September 24, Ken Bolan’s collection in a 461-lot auction titled “Nature Follows Form.” Re. Read Full Article.
Across The Block
A few top auction lots from recent auctions are being repatriated: purchased by bidders in the states or countries of their origin. Leading these at $42,840, a ci. Read Full Article.
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