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31 Dec 2018LONDON (AP) — Sister Wendy Beckett, an art historian and critic who rose to prominence on TV late in life,...
31 Dec 2018SPRINGFIELD, ILL. (AP) — The acquisition of 1,500 documents and artifacts for the Abraham Lincoln Presidential...
31 Dec 2018WASHINGTON, DC (Courthouse News) – A painting of Ivan the Terrible stolen during World War II will...
31 Dec 2018By Madelia Hickman Ring NEWTOWN, CONN. – The end of the year is always an appropriate time to take...
31 Dec 2018The name Jonathan Fairbanks is well-known to most students and collectors of American decorative arts....
31 Dec 2018Review and Onsite Photos by Rick Russack BOSTON – It still happens and Skinner’s December...
31 Dec 2018By Madelia Hickman Ring NEW YORK CITY – Sotheby’s selection of offerings in Americana Week...
31 Dec 2018By Greg Smith NEW YORK CITY – A new decorative arts benchmark emerged in December as Christie’s...
31 Dec 2018A collector redefined the saying “shake, rattle, and roll” in a successful bid to own a Native...
31 Dec 2018Frederick Douglass is said to be the most photographed American of the Nineteenth Century. It is also...
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