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First Time At Auction In 90 Years Doyle Manuscript Brings $312,500 At Heritage
DALLAS — A handwritten manuscript of a story by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, which had not been auctioned for over 90 years, sold at Heritage Auction’s historical manuscript auction on April 18 for . Read Full Article.
Works By Carlson & Rockwell Top Fontaine's Art Sale
PITTSFIELD, MASS. — "March Floods," an impressionistic forest landscape with remnants of melting snow, topped John Fontaine's April 21 fine arts sale, as it finished at $34,943.
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Video: Philadelphia Collects Philadelphia, A Conversation With Curator Alexandra Kirtley
PHILADELPHIA — “We decided to focus on a range of works that run from 1740-2016,” said Alexandra Kirtley, the Montgomery-Garvan curator of American decorative arts at the Philadelphia Museum of . Read Full Article.
Video: Philadelphia Antiques And Art Show Opens With Grandeur
PHILADELPHIA — Hundreds of people poured through the doors of The Philadelphia Antiques and Art Show's April 19 preview party, delighted and charmed by the display of art and design through the ages. Read Full Article.
Across The Block
This week’s Across The Block features notable prices recently achieved at various auction houses, including high results for an Antonio Jacobsen painting, Thomas Paine’s American Crisis, a Steinwa. Read Full Article.
Nelson-Atkins’ Photography Collection Enhanced By Hall Foundation’s $10 Million Gift
KANSAS CITY, MO. – “The Big Picture: A Transformative Gift from the Hall Family Foundation” opens April 28 at The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art. The exhibition coincides with the 75th anniversary . Read Full Article.
Top Picks: The Trapper Who Lost His Way
The Smithsonian American Art Museum has a pair of cigar store Indians by an unknown maker in its collection, titled “American Indian Man” and “American Indian Woman” (reference 1986.65.303 and. Read Full Article.
N.H. Art Collection Climbs High At Eldred’s April 6-7 Sale
EAST DENNIS, MASS. – A winter landscape by Nineteenth Century Dutch German artist Barend Cornelis Koekkoek (1803-1862) may have been the top lot at Eldred’s April 6-7 Americana + Paintings auction. Read Full Article.
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DANIELSON, CONN. – One of the not-so-small gems of the show circuit is Country Antiques in Connecticut’s Quiet Corner. The 55-dealer fair had its annual spring outing at the H.H. Ellis Technical
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April 18, 2018
OLD GREENWICH, CONN. – Since 1976, the Westchester Glass Club Collectors Show and Sale has carved out a dedicated niche as a deep and well-stocked venue for all things glass, sparkling and gleaning ...
April 18, 2018
WINDSOR, CONN. – Rendering of birds by Louis Agassiz Fuertes (1874-1927) or after John James Audubon spread their wings and flew high at Nadeau Auctions’ April 7 sale. The top lot of the sale was ...
April 18, 2018
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