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02 May 2006Nearly 40 important works on paper, including watercolors, pastels and pencil drawings, by leading American...
02 May 2006A late arrival to Randy Inman Auctions' Spring Toy Sale, a 1930s Buddy L bus in 8+ to 9 condition, took...
02 May 2006Chocked full of Americana consigned from a variety of local New York State homes, Copake Auction's recent...
02 May 2006"I am thrilled," Jeffrey R. Brown said simply after he outlasted all comers for a stunning painting of Gloucester...
02 May 2006John Moran's recent auction offered a selection of Native American lots that were the highlight of the sale.
02 May 2006"The Civil War in Maryland: Rare Photographs from the Collection of the Maryland Historical Society and its Members"...
02 May 2006An Eighteenth or Nineteenth Century Chinese eight-panel screen was the high lot at Skinner's Asian works...
02 May 2006Gary Erwin Samuelson, 55, of Weston, Conn. died April 22. He was self-employed in the construction business,...
02 May 2006Joel I. Zakow, a longtime presence in the art world, died on March 29. He was known for his expert conservation...
02 May 2006Nan Gurley had her recent Short and Sweet event, giving 40-plus dealers and the more than 100 early buyers...
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