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11 Feb 2020Review and Onsite Photos by Anne Kugielsky, Catalog Photos Courtesy Fairfield Auction MONROE, CONN. –...
11 Feb 2020Review and Photos by Laura Beach, Catalog Photos Courtesy The Winter Show NEW YORK CITY – The neat...
11 Feb 2020Review by Tom O’Hara, Photos Courtesy Allman Promotions SYRACUSE, N.Y. – The shoppers here...
11 Feb 2020Review and Onsite Photos by Rick Russack, Catalog Photos Courtesy of White’s MIDDLEBOROUGH, MASS....
11 Feb 2020By Greg Smith HOUSTON – Like many others, I was introduced to the Italian Radicals through the movement’s...
11 Feb 2020NEW YORK CITY — A late Eighteenth Century portrait of Napoleon I’s younger sister, titled “Madame...
11 Feb 2020NEW HAMBURG, ONTARIO — The saying goes, “It’s all over when the fat lady sings;” however, the highest...
11 Feb 2020ASHEVILLE, N.C. — An 18-inch-tall stoneware jug inscribed “Lm September 7 1857 / Dave” topped Brunk...
11 Feb 2020Xiomáro was not always a visual artist – a prior life saw him working in entertainment law for musicians...
11 Feb 2020Notable sales detailed in our February 21, 2020 issue include two items signed by Abraham Lincoln that...
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