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Some Surprises At White’s
First Sale In New Home

11 Jul 2016

Review by Rick Russack, Photos Courtesy of White’s Auctions MIDDLEBORO, MASS. — John White and his wife,...
Q&A: Joshua F. Eldred

11 Jul 2016

As befits New England’s oldest auction house, Eldred’s is steeped in offhand charm and a wise,...
Scott’s New Ohio Show Sets Sights
On Building New Market

11 Jul 2016

Review and Photos by Tom O’Hara WASHINGTON COURT HOUSE, OHIO — Don Scott produced the second edition...
‘A Shared Legacy: Folk Art’
Up At Westmoreland Museum

11 Jul 2016

GREENSBURG, PENN. — The Westmoreland Museum of American Art is presenting “A Shared Legacy: Folk...
Perfect Day Draws Huge Crowd For
Goosefare’s Wells Show

11 Jul 2016

Review And Photos by Rick Russack WELLS, MAINE — The temperature was 77 degrees, not a cloud was in the sky and the parking...
Old Master Surprises
At Litchfield County Auctions

11 Jul 2016

LITCHFIELD, CONN. — Litchfield County Auctions hosted a whirlwind two-day sale that caught the eyes...
Virginia Leads The Way At Jeffrey S. Evans

11 Jul 2016

Review and Onsite Photos By Laura Beach, Photos Courtesy Jeffrey S. Evans & Associates MOUNT CRAWFORD,...
The Story Behind The Storyteller
Howard Terpning At The Rockwell Museum

11 Jul 2016

CORNING, N.Y. — Howard Terpning (b 1927) is, unquestionably, the most celebrated, honored, best-known...
A $58 Million Rubens Work Tops Christie’s Classic Week

11 Jul 2016

LONDON — Christie’s Old Master and British Evening Sale July 7 totaled $84,745,570, achieving sell...
Inside The Bel Air Home Of President Reagan

11 Jul 2016

BEL AIR, CALIF. — Gemma Sudlow and Richard Nelson, decorative arts specialists at Christie’s,...

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