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17 May 2022When hostess extraordinaire Martha Stewart wanted to raise money for the Martha Stewart Centers for Living,...
17 May 2022By James D. Balestrieri NEW YORK CITY – In his oft-cited essay, “Tradition and the Individual...
17 May 2022DALLAS – A Justh & Hunter gold ingot sold for $1.32 million and an 1863 Liberty Double Eagle,...
17 May 2022WARWICK, N.Y. – On April 30, Collector Fine Art Auctions conducted a selective Live Sale of American...
17 May 2022WINTHROP, MAINE — A memorial service will be held on June 4 for Stephen Wright Weston, a longtime conservator...
17 May 2022ROCKVILLE, MD. — Was there cosplay in French Eighteenth Century art? You bet. Ladies of the nobility...
17 May 2022POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. — Having moved South to be closer to family members, Dr Doris Soldner selected Hyde...
17 May 2022MAMARONECK, N.Y. — “Bridge at Moret-sur-Loing,” painted by Francis Picabia (French, 1879-1953)...
17 May 2022NEW HAMBURG, ONTARIO, CANADA — A new world auction record for Maud Lewis (Canadian, 1901-1970) was set in Miller...
17 May 2022CHICAGO — Hindman’s May 10 American and European Art auction led with Pierre-Auguste Renoir’s (French,...
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