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30 Jun 2022NEW YORK CITY – Bidders’ curiosity was whetted by a books and autographs sale at Swann Auction Galleries...
30 Jun 2022NEW YORK CITY – On June 15, Doyle offered 270 lots from the collection of Jay I. Kislak that were sold...
30 Jun 2022In downtown Salem, Mass., on 11 Central Street is a grand brick Federal, familiar to all citizens of and frequent...
29 Jun 2022CINCINNATI, OHIO – Period rooms have an uneasy place in the modern museum. Perceived relics of a bygone...
29 Jun 2022MILFORD, CONN. — “Now Man Good Human Being,” 1985, an oil on canvas by Alex Grey (American, b 1953),...
29 Jun 2022
28 Jun 2022Offerings at auction were eclectic in the past weeks. Two works from English masters, or their schools,...
28 Jun 2022Review and Photos by Z.G. Burnett BROOKFIELD, MASS. – A chill breeze blew through the sunny morning...
28 Jun 2022Review by Z.G. Burnett, Photos Courtesy of Capsule Auctions NEW YORK CITY – Litchfield County Auctions...
28 Jun 2022Review by Madelia Hickman Ring, Photos Courtesy Bunch Auctions CHADDS FORD, PENN. – In its June...
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