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  • Q&A: Joe Mannarino

    In the realm of science fiction, there is no artist that flies higher than Frank Frazetta. Probably best known for his depictions of Conan, Tarzan. Read Full Article.

  • Across The Block

    Notable sales detailed in our December 20, 2019 issue made for some interesting bidding activity. Representing some of the higher final bids, Leon Golub’s (1922-2004) “Combat,” an oil on canv. Read Full Article.

  • Smithsonian Reaches Compromise Over Use Of Sackler Name

    WASHINGTON, DC — In the face of recent uproar over the Sackler family’s involvement with the opioid crisis, some have called for the name to be removed from the face of the Smithsonian’s Asia. Read Full Article.

  • Bertoia Auctions Presents Its Annual Fall Sale

    VINELAND, N.J. – “What’s happened here, did the cleaning people forget which direction the chairs should face,” I asked when I walked into the gallery. Jeanne just happened to be at hand an. Read Full Article.

  • Tremont Auctions Turns In Strongly Bid $567,000 Sale

    SUDBURY, MASS. – The November 24 sale at Tremont Auctions filled the gallery with people and merchandise about to be sold. Buyers in the room bought a good percentage of the material, but had sti. Read Full Article.

  • Salt City Starts Holiday Shopping At New York State Fairgrounds

    SYRACUSE, N.Y. – Steve Allman’s Salt City Holiday Antiques Show, November 23-24, attracted its largest attendance of early shoppers for the holiday gift buying event. The show’s 150 exhibitor. Read Full Article.

  • FBI And Archaeology Institute Team To Recover Stolen Artifacts

    ANDOVER, MASS. — Since the early 1990s, the Robert S. Peabody Institute of Archaeology has been searching for objects missing from its collection, according to Dr Ryan Wheeler, director of the in. Read Full Article.

  • Birger Sandzén Colorado Mountain Scene Peaks At $80,500 At Soulis Auctions

    LONE JACK, MO. — Swedish American painter Birger Sandzén’s (1871-1954) painting titled “At The Timberline Pike’s Peak Colorado,” a mountain landscape scene painted in 1925, sold at Souli. Read Full Article.

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Freeman’s Sale Celebrates America’s ‘Grand Old Flag’
PHILADELPHIA – As fate would have it, the November 24 sale at Freeman’s – A Grand Old Flag: The Stars & Stripes Collection of Dr Peter J. Keim – which was supposed to inaugurate its new bu...
December 11, 2019
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International Affairs: Millea Bros Hits Payload With French, African Offerings
BOONTON, N.J. – International offerings – from French Napoleon III and Art Deco furnishings to Chinese porcelain and ethnographic carvings – accounted for the brawn in the November 21-23 Select ...
December 11, 2019
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Eldred’s Nets $1.29-Plus Million In Marine, Fall Sales
EAST DENNIS, MASS. – Eldred’s conducted three days of sales November 21-23, selling nearly 500 lots of marine paintings and nautical antiques on November 21, followed by two days of furniture, fin...
December 11, 2019
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