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10 Jun 2015BY LAURA BEACH NEW YORK CITY — As tastes diversify, Americana Week fades as an apt description...
10 Jun 2015From Lincoln, Mass., this prancing horse vane boasting choice directionals and dimensions was on offer...
10 Jun 2015(Left) Captain Samuel Badger (1794–1857). Photos courtesy Ralph Morang Photography. (Right) Mrs Apphia...
10 Jun 2015The Winslow Homer Studio has a great view of the water, an attribute Winslow Homer put to full advantage...
10 Jun 2015“Loss of the Packet Ship Albion,” engraved by C. Tiebout after the painting by T. Birch, William...
09 Jun 2015ANDOVER, MASS. – A good case can be made that Alfred Maurer (1868 – 1932) was America’s...
08 Jun 2015FORT WORTH, TEXAS — The top lot at Brian Lebel’s Old West Auction June 6 was the Dixie W. Thompson...
08 Jun 2015PHILADELPHIA, PENN. — Freeman’s June 7 American art and Pennsylvania Impressionists auction once...
08 Jun 2015LONDON — On June 4 at Sotheby’s, a first edition of J.R.R. Tolkien’s The Hobbit from 1937 sold...
05 Jun 2015Louise Bourgeois, “Maman,” 1999, bronze, stainless steel, and marble; 30 feet 5 inches by 29 feet,...
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