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05 Mar 2019During a moment of rare amphibian vulnerability, Kermit the Frog coined the phrase, “It’s...
05 Mar 2019Any jaunt through Modernism usually takes a stop in Russia around the early 1900s, touching on the groundwork...
05 Mar 2019By Karla Klein Albertson CHICAGO – While American collectors are familiar with the oft-auctioned...
05 Mar 2019THOMASTON, MAINE — A large marine oil painting by Russian artist Ivan Konstantinovich Aivazovsky (1817–1900)...
05 Mar 2019BOSTON — On March 2, Skinner’s American Furniture and Decorative Arts sale produced one item that...
05 Mar 2019NEW YORK CITY — A painting by American artist John Gadsby Chapman (1808–1890) was the top lot at the March...
05 Mar 2019Review and Photos by Tom O’Hara NASHVILLE, TENN. – Jon Jenkins continued the celebration...
05 Mar 2019Review and Photos by Tom O’Hara NASHVILLE, TENN. – Doug Supinger gathered more than 60 exhibitors...
05 Mar 2019Review and Onsite Photos by Rick Russack PETERBOROUGH, N.H. – Charlie Cobb said that he was unsure...
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