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07 Feb 2023LONDON — Art history brings history to life through art and art to life through history. In art history,...
07 Feb 2023WARWICK, N.Y. — Collector Fine Art offered 106 lots of fine European and American paintings and furniture...
07 Feb 2023DALLAS — A playful copper, bronze and brass Sonambient sculpture by Harry Bertoia (1915-1978) led Heritage...
07 Feb 2023SARASOTA, FLA. — Adam Forepaugh’s Great Show poster, an 1883 one-sheet by Strobridge Litho Co., turned...
07 Feb 2023WOODBURY, CONN. — Characterized as an important single-owner sale of "Old World" Continental/European...
07 Feb 2023ST MICHAELS, MD. — The first cataloged sale for Guyette & Deeter’s recently launched sporting arms...
07 Feb 2023ASHEVILLE, N.C. — A pieced and appliqued cotton “Freedom” quilt by Jesse Bell Williams Telfair...
07 Feb 2023STERLING, MASS — Marianne Louise (Thomas, Hulse) Powers, also called "May Flower," 65, of Sterling,...
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