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Article Archives
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04 Feb 2020NEW YORK CITY — Topping Auctions at Showplace’s February 2 sale was “Portrait of a Lady” by Ammi...
04 Feb 2020DALLAS — More than a dozen bidders made a play for a 1952 Topps Mickey Mantle #311 PSA NM 7, driving...
04 Feb 2020NEW YORK CITY — Swann Galleries opened the new decade in style, with a sale of African American art from...
04 Feb 2020PHILADELPHIA — Books, maps and manuscripts were unfurled at Freeman’s on January 30 with an exuberant...
04 Feb 2020“Flip through the pages of this impressive volume, and you will discover a remarkable trove of treasures,”...
04 Feb 2020By Karla Klein Albertson NEW ORLEANS, LA. – All exhibitions are long-term projects, opening only...
04 Feb 2020Notable subjects detailed in our February 14, 2020 issue include record-breaking bids and sales across...
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