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23 May 2023VINELAND, N.J. — Bertoia Auctions’ sale May 11 included a printed catalog, while the sale on May 12 was....
23 May 2023SOUTHBRIDGE, MASS. — The Threadbare Show at LaSalle Reception Center opened to its most populated gate...
23 May 2023BRIMFIELD, MASS. — In the beginning, in 1960, it was the brainchild of Gordon Reid to start an outdoor...
23 May 2023Auction results were fine art-forward this past week, including Asian art and works on paper.
23 May 2023BOSTON — Fine art was sold on the first day of Grogan & Co’s two-day auction, May 6-7, and it was led by...
23 May 2023BERKELEY, CALIF. — PBA's May 11 fine pens and watches sale featured more than 300 lots of modern...
23 May 2023PHILADELPHIA — Freeman’s May 3 books and manuscripts auction was marked by fierce bidding competition...
23 May 2023NEW YORK CITY — Timing is everything, particularly when it comes to scheduling an auction...
23 May 2023Johannesburg’s cultural landscape was invigorated on March 28 when the Inside Out Centre for the Arts...
23 May 2023CHICAGO — Those moments when events — and people — come together in fruitful, fortuitous combinations...
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