Across The Block

Notable sales detailed in our February 21, 2020 issue include two items signed by Abraham Lincoln that sold at a University Archives auction for a combined $250,000. At least one Valentine will fin. Read Full Article.

Betty Seeler’s Fine Taste Spurs Bidding At Millea Bros. Auction

BOONTON, N.J. — Good design never goes out of style, and hot on the heels of Sotheby’s Mario Buatta sale during Americana Week was a similar auction evincing good taste. It featured English and. Read Full Article.

Q&A: Xiomáro

Xiomáro was not always a visual artist – a prior life saw him working in entertainment law for musicians while performing with his own band. That all changed when cancer knocked on the door, and. Read Full Article.

White’s Varied Sale: Comic Books, Movie Posters, Feininger Watercolor, Oh My

MIDDLEBOROUGH, MASS. – John White and his wife Kathy Black split their January 26 sale into two parts. The first portion was dedicated to “pop culture” material, such as comic books, movie po. Read Full Article.

Portrait Of Napoleon’s Sister Sets Lemoine Artist Auction Record At Doyle

NEW YORK CITY — A late Eighteenth Century portrait of Napoleon I’s younger sister, titled “Madame Leclerc, nee Pauline Bonaparte,” went well above expectations when it brought $387,000 on a. Read Full Article.

Monumental “Dave” Jar Makes Record Price For Brunk

Miller & Miller’s Iconic ‘Fat Man’ Rug Sang Loudest

NEW HAMBURG, ONTARIO — The saying goes, “It’s all over when the fat lady sings;” however, the highest note in the Saturday, February 8 sale at Miller & Miller Auctions Ltd, was struck w. Read Full Article.

Keno Offers Boutique Sale From New York Collection, Queen Anne Chair Makes $87,500

NEW YORK CITY – Leigh Keno walked between the three rooms that made up the second floor of his East 69th Street townhouse the day before his January 24 sale as previewers paced about, flipping th. Read Full Article.