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05 Apr 2022Photos & Review by Rick Russack HINGHAM, MASS. – Goosefare’s last two shows scheduled...
05 Apr 2022DOUGLASS, KAN. – A Spring Season bowl marked R.S. Prussia in the Carnation mold soared to $24,000...
05 Apr 2022Bonhams recently named Morgan Martin to head up its American art department. We wanted to get to know...
05 Apr 2022By Bruce A. Austin COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. – American Modernist artist and adventurer Rockwell Kent set off for Greenland...
05 Apr 2022SOUTH PORTLAND, MAINE — A springtime fine art sale, featuring Maine-themed and Maine artists and other...
05 Apr 2022MARLBOROUGH, MASS. — Skinner, Inc for 2022 has introduced a new format for sales in the clocks, watches...
05 Apr 2022WILLISTON, VT. — Not so cuddly, a period Queen Anne wooden doll nevertheless found someone to love...
05 Apr 2022MARLBOROUGH, MASS. — Made in Boston or Salem, a circa 1760-80 bombé chest came with a distinguished...
05 Apr 2022DALLAS — An untitled work by Futura (b 1955), done in 1988 in acrylic and spray paint on canvas measuring...
05 Apr 2022BRANFORD, CONN. — Andy Warhol’s “Golden Mushroom Soup Can” color on silk screen print, numbered...
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