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16 Jul 2019Review and Photos by Greg Smith, Additional Catalog Images Courtesy Carlsen Gallery FREEHOLD, N.Y. –...
16 Jul 2019NEW YORK CITY – The exhibition “Wall Power! Quilts from the Karen and Werner Gundersheimer...
16 Jul 2019Review and Photos by Greg Smith SOUTH SALEM, N.Y. – It is a time-honored tradition to celebrate...
16 Jul 2019BOSTON — Leading Skinner’s sale of European Furniture & Decorative Arts on Sunday, July 13 was a Wedgwood...
16 Jul 2019PETERBOROUGH, N.H. — Molly Williams, who manages the jewelry department at The Cobbs, knew she had a winner....
16 Jul 2019CRANSTON, R.I. — A Chinese porcelain vase with mottled robin’s egg blue glaze went way above the $3,000...
16 Jul 2019ORLANDO — Nearly 50 collectors made bids for a 1943 cent struck on a bronze planchet (XF45 PCGS) until...
16 Jul 2019Review and Onsite Photos by Tania Kirkman GETTYSBURG, PENN. – Known to many as one of the most...
16 Jul 2019Review and Photos by Rick Russack WELLS, MAINE – Luck was on the side of Liz and John DeSimone...
16 Jul 2019In an era when many art history students prefer to study modern and contemporary art, those that study...
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