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23 Aug 2016PORTSMOUTH, N.H. — Northeast’s August 20–21 sale was strong across the board and was topped by a China...
23 Aug 2016WEST COLUMBIA, S.C. — Charlton Hall’s Six Centuries At Auction on July 21 was the first of three...
23 Aug 2016NEW BEDFORD, MASS. — Albert Bierstadt’s luminous, romantic landscapes gave Nineteenth Century America...
23 Aug 2016Review and Photos by Tom O’Hara COPAKE, N.Y. — Michael Fallon and son Seth Fallon spent July...
22 Aug 2016By Greg Smith Etchings have a unique way about them that puts a scene into perspective. Perhaps it’s...
22 Aug 2016MONTEREY, CALIF. — RM Sotheby’s kicked off its flagship Monterey sale before a packed house on August...
17 Aug 2016Yale University Art Gallery By Kate Eagen Johnson NEW HAVEN, CONN. — The Arts and Crafts sage William...
17 Aug 2016By Laura Beach NEW YORK CITY — Folk art went mainstream in 1974. “The Flowering of American Folk...
17 Aug 2016NEW LONDON, CONN. — The Lyman Allyn Art Museum is presenting a major exhibition of works painted by J. Alden...
17 Aug 2016RUNNEMEDE, N.J. — Just a week after selling a Wayne Gretzky rookie card for $465,000 in its live auction...
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