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11 Sep 2018Timepieces have always made for great fashion. In modern times, swagger is styled in the simple elegance...
11 Sep 2018LARCHMONT, N.Y. — A Paul Jenkins (1923–2012) acrylic on canvas and an Elie Nadelman (1882–1946)...
11 Sep 2018DENVER, COLO. – In a blog penned by Christoph Heinrich on the Denver Art Museum’s (DAM) website,...
11 Sep 2018LONDON – Epiris recently announced that Epiris Fund II, advised by Epiris LLP, has acquired Bonhams,...
11 Sep 2018MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. – A pair of ruby slippers worn by Judy Garland in the 1939 film The Wizard of Oz and stolen...
11 Sep 2018By Karla Klein Albertson NEWPORT, R.I. – “Bohemian Beauty: The Aesthetic Movement and Oscar...
11 Sep 2018Charity auctions are frequently presided over by local auctioneers, who donate their talents to raising...
11 Sep 2018This week’s Across the Block collection runs the gamut from Grandma Moses to a goulish Skeleton Figural...
11 Sep 2018Review And Photos By W.A. Demers HARTFORD, CONN. – Papermania Plus co-producers Gary Gipstein and Arlene...
11 Sep 2018Review and Onsite Photos By Rick Russack EXETER, N.H. – Eighty-two-year-old Janis Blouin, originally...
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