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14 Feb 2017By R. Scudder Smith NEWTOWN, CONN. – Every so often I have reason to plow through several shelves...
14 Feb 2017Ted Hake’s first auction in 1968, dubbed a “Special Interest Auction,” consisted of nonpolitical...
14 Feb 2017NEW YORK CITY – Small in scale, yet teeming with life, miniature boxwood carvings have been a source...
14 Feb 2017By Kristin Nord HARTFORD, CONN. — The year was 1853. Navy Commodore Matthew Perry, backed by two frigates...
14 Feb 2017Review and Onsite Photos by Rick Russack, Additional Photos Courtesy Grogan & Company BOSTON, MASS....
13 Feb 2017Review and Photos by Greg Smith YORK, PENN. – Ten illness cancellations did not stop show manager...
13 Feb 2017Since the beginning of time, humans have always tried to find a way to soothe infants. Kings are no different;...
13 Feb 2017ABIQUIU, N.M — “I think coming to the home and studio in Abiquiu is essential for visitors,”...
13 Feb 2017THOMASTON, MAINE — A well-known sidewalk trade figure, in the form of a minstrel known as “Daddy...
13 Feb 2017FAIRFIELD, MAINE — A well documented painting by Martin Johnson Heade, illustrated in several books...
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