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15 Jun 2016Review by Victoria Winslow, Photos Courtesy Preston Evans NEWNAN, GA. — “No one has had more fun than...
14 Jun 2016Review by Rick Russack, Photos Courtesy Boyd Auctions PORTSMOUTH, N.H. — J. Alden Weir (American,...
14 Jun 2016Review and Photos by Laura Beach OLD SAYBROOK, CONN. — With a big assist from the gorgeous weather,...
14 Jun 2016CINCINNATI, OHIO — Leading the day at Cowan’s American history auction June 10 were a Samuel Walters...
14 Jun 2016Review and Onsite Photos by Rick Russack; Additional Photos Courtesy John McInnis Auctioneers AMESBURY,...
14 Jun 2016WINTERTHUR, DEL. — Arts and culture in the Americas developed historically important influences...
14 Jun 2016John R. Watson is both the conservator of instruments and mechanical arts (since 1988) and the associate...
14 Jun 2016DARIEN, CONN. — “Darien 1925–1950 — Golden Age of Art and Design” is on view at the Darien...
13 Jun 2016By Greg Smith This week’s picks bring you a selection of Asian art currently available at upcoming...
13 Jun 2016SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF.— Contemporary artists Petah Coyne, Richard Deacon, Fred Wilson and Josh...
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