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15 Jul 2025KIRKWOOD, N.Y. — On June 28, McMurray Antiques & Auctions conducted a 150-lot sale featuring patent...
15 Jul 2025LONE JACK, MO. — Featuring 231 lots of Modernist works in Surrealism and magical realism as well as more...
15 Jul 2025THOMASTON, MAINE — The Summer Splendor auctions at Thomaston Place Auction Galleries is an annual event...
15 Jul 2025The Smithsonian’s National Museum of Asian Art, in Washington, DC, recently appointed Nancy Karrels...
15 Jul 2025COTUIT, MASS. — There are literally hundreds of categories we can use to talk about art. Most of the time...
14 Jul 2025BRADENTON, FLA. — Mary Frost, a beloved member of the antiques community and a cherished friend to many,...
14 Jul 2025WESTMORELAND, N.H. — A set of three original boxed prints by American photographer and artist Wallace...
14 Jul 2025BELLPORT, N.Y. — Cornell Auctions invited bidders to Feel The Heat in the firm’s July 5 sale, which...
14 Jul 2025KNOXVILLE, TENN. — Spanning two days, June 12 and 13, was Case Auctions’ 2025 Summer Fine Art & Antiques...
14 Jul 2025WOODBURY, CONN. — It was a celebration for Schwenke Auctioneers on July 8, as the firm conducted its Sixteenth...
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