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05 Jul 2022Review by W.A. Demers, Photos Courtesy Shannon’s Fine Art Auctioneers MILFORD, CONN. – Shannon’s...
05 Jul 2022Review by Z.G. Burnett, Photos Courtesy Doyle Auctions NEW YORK CITY – As travelers make their...
05 Jul 2022Review by Z.G. Burnett, Photos Courtesy of Fontaine’s Auction Gallery PITTSFIELD, MASS. – On June...
05 Jul 2022Simon Morsink is a Dutch art historian and icon expert. Most recently director of the Morsink Icon Gallery...
05 Jul 2022By Jessica Skwire Routhier MILWAUKEE, WIS. – The Milwaukee Art Museum’s new exhibition opens...
05 Jul 2022LOS ANGELES — Two small but choice collections, one, the private collection of actress Mitzi Gaynor,...
05 Jul 2022PHILADELPHIA — The Fine Rugs, Kilims and Textiles sale at Material Culture on June 26 was a showcase...
05 Jul 2022NEW YORK CITY — The Stage & Screen sale at Doyle Auctions on June 24 featured a star-studded lineup...
05 Jul 2022BEACON, N.Y. — On June 27, Hudson Valley Auctioneers conducted an unreserved auction, featuring property...
05 Jul 2022NEW YORK CITY — A pair of Chinese elm folding step stools, part of the Asian arts session of the private...
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