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13 Nov 2018Review and Onsite Photos by W.A. Demers GLOUCESTER, MASS. – The first fitful raindrops ahead of an early...
13 Nov 2018Review and Photos by Madelia Hickman Ring NEW YORK CITY – If you are in New York City in late October...
13 Nov 2018Review by Greg Smith SCENERY HILL, PENN. – “He called me and told me that his van was in the shop,...
13 Nov 2018Review and Photos by R. Scudder Smith ALLENTOWN, PENN. – Ask any devoted toy collector to rattle...
13 Nov 2018Review and Onsite Photos by Rick Russack HAMPTON, N.H. – It was a most unusual single-owner auction,...
13 Nov 2018By Laura Beach SPRINGFIELD, ILL. – Wendy Greenhouse, the Chicago-area historian of American art who organized...
12 Nov 2018DALLAS — G. (Jerald Harvey Jones) Harvey’s “When Cowboys Don’t Change,” 1993, sold for $516,500...
12 Nov 2018THOMASTON, MAINE — “Spruce Timber,” a signed 1946 watercolor by Andrew Wyeth, led a four-day sale,...
12 Nov 2018SANTA FE, N.M. — Indelibly associated with the American West, Ohio-born painter Joseph H. Sharp helped...
12 Nov 2018BOSTON — On Sunday, November 11, Grogan and Company combined four Wyeth artworks, consigned by a grandchild...
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