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09 Jan 2024NEW YORK CITY — Art Haz, which was established in 2005 by environmental artist and curator Suzanne...
09 Jan 2024COPAKE, N.Y. — “It got the year off to a great start, no doubt,” Seth Fallon enthused after Copake...
09 Jan 2024PLANTSVILLE, CONN. — Nest Egg Auctions closed out 2023 and welcomed the new year with its annual Gala...
09 Jan 2024BEVERLY, MASS. — Kaminski Auctions, commissioned to sell the contents of several estates, presented...
09 Jan 2024HAMPTON, N.H. — It seems that many antique collectors and dealers do not take holidays off. Peter Mavris’...
09 Jan 2024It’s been ten years since Matt Thurlow stepped into the role of executive director of The Decorative...
09 Jan 2024WASHINGTON DC — In 1901, connoisseur-collector Charles Lang Freer described James McNeill Whistler’s...
09 Jan 2024CHICAGO & PHILADELPHIA — On January 9, the pioneering, full-service auction house Hindman announced...
08 Jan 2024DELAWARE, OHIO — Amelia Jeffers presented the collection of Bruce and Vivalyn Knight of Springfield,...
08 Jan 2024CANAAN, N.Y. — On Sunday, January 7, Ralph Fontaine presented 470 lots of largely fresh material from...
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