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29 Jul 2025LOUISVILLE, KY — Shelly Zegart passed away peacefully at home, surrounded by her loving family, on July...
29 Jul 2025Fur and feathers were a repeated theme in recent auctions, the latter demonstrated in full form in two decoys...
29 Jul 2025WILTON, CONN. — This year’s Fourth of July celebrations were a reminder that the nation’s semiquincentennial...
29 Jul 2025REHOBOTH, MASS. — Summer at Americana Auctions was in full swing on July 20, when the firm conducted...
29 Jul 2025PORTSMOUTH, N.H. — In only his third auction dedicated solely to Tattoo, Circus, Sideshow & Curiosities,...
29 Jul 2025DOWNINGTOWN, PENN. — More than 500 lots of modern and post-war posters, paintings, prints, sculpture...
29 Jul 2025PEMBROKE, MASS. — “In my 30 years in the sporting art field, I have never seen more interest. The number...
29 Jul 2025EAST HAMPTON, N.Y. — The East Hampton Historical Society celebrated its 19th annual Antiques and Design...
29 Jul 2025On April 28, the New York Academy of Art’s (NYAA) newest president, Paul R. Provost, PhD, began his tenure....
29 Jul 2025BERKELEY, CALIF. — African American quilts — both contemporary and earlier examples — have been...
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