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22 Oct 2019Review and Photos by Greg Smith WESTON, VT. – Taking center stage on the October 3 opening night...
22 Oct 2019PHOENIX, ARIZ. — The last house designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, the Norman Lykes’ House, sold for $1,677,500...
22 Oct 2019By Jessica Skwire Routhier DENVER, COLO. – America just can’t get enough of Claude Monet....
22 Oct 2019Neil Scherer’s passion for sports began at an early age, in a familiar rite of passage for most...
22 Oct 2019There was gold across them thar blocks at Holabird Western Americana Collections’ four-day Americana...
22 Oct 2019DETROIT — On day three of a three-day auction at DuMouchelles, October 18-20, a charming oil and pencil...
22 Oct 2019NEW YORK CITY — A pair of Seventeenth Century Chinese huanghuali continuous horseback armchairs finished...
22 Oct 2019CINCINNATI, OHIO — Known for his sinuous and sleek designs, Wendell Castle (1932-2018), furniture artist...
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