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Article Archives
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29 Apr 2015NEW YORK CITY — Three new world records were set at Bonhams’ photographs auction on Wednesday, April...
29 Apr 2015This milestone volume pays tribute and honors accomplishment. It marks the publication of the fourteenth...
29 Apr 2015WILTON, CONN. — Here is a tale about defying the odds — attempting a revival of a storied antiques...
29 Apr 2015COPAKE, N.Y. — Copake Auction’s bicycle swap meet and auction April 17–18 is as much a part of spring...
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28 Apr 2015PORTSMOUTH, N.H. – Ed and Mary Scheier are probably New Hampshire’s best known midcentury...
27 Apr 2015DETROIT, MICH. — A “Lily Pond” painting by Claude Monet (French, 1840–1926) brought $330,000,...
22 Apr 2015CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. — Chinese nationals dominated the bidding action for a few key lots at Quinn &...
22 Apr 2015Jasper Johns, “Target,” 1961; the Art Institute of Chicago, Gift of Edlis/Neeson Collection. CHICAGO,...
22 Apr 2015CLEVELAND, OHIO — Sensations of the Cleveland School, Clarence Holbrook Carter (1904–2000) and Carl...
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