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Sotheby’s Americana Readies
For Landmark Schorsch Sale

22 Dec 2015

Contents Of Hidden Glen Farms Hit The Block January 20–22 By Laura Beach Photos Courtesy Sotheby’s...
A New Take On Black Friday Sales
As Garth’s Hosts Holiday Auction

22 Dec 2015

Review By Hollie Davis, Catalog Photos Courtesy Garth’s DELAWARE, OHIO — Some of the Black Friday...
Kestenbaum Auction Sees
New Record For Oppenheim

22 Dec 2015

NEW YORK CITY — Long time rare book and Judaica specialists Kestenbaum & Company conducted its inaugural...
Heckscher And Kenny Will Be Honored
With 2016 Wunsch Award

22 Dec 2015

NEW YORK CITY — The Wunsch Americana Foundation has named Morrison H. Heckscher and Peter M. Kenny...
Q&A: Daniel A. Goldstein

22 Dec 2015

Daniel A. Goldstein is a physician, medical toxicologist and clinical pharmacologist with a lifelong...
Saint Louis Art Museum Acquires
Horace Pippin’s ‘Breakfast’

21 Dec 2015

ST. LOUIS, MO. — The Saint Louis Art Museum announced the acquisition of “Sunday Morning Breakfast,”...
J.W. Morrice Artworks Donated
To National Gallery of Canada

20 Dec 2015

OTTAWA, CANADA — The National Gallery of Canada Foundation and the National Gallery of Canada announced...
Levin Folk Sculpture Heads To Sotheby’s

18 Dec 2015

NEW YORK CITY — Striking in its size and strength, American folk art from the collection of Stephen...
Historic Deerfield Grant Aided
Chinese Export Sewing Table

18 Dec 2015

DEERFIELD, MASS. — Historic Deerfield announces a $22,690 grant from the E. Rhodes and Leona B. Carpenter...
Norman Lewis Nears $1 Million
At Swann Galleries’ Auction

18 Dec 2015

NEW YORK CITY — Swann Galleries’ African-American Fine Art auction on December 15 totaled $3.1 million...

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