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19 Nov 2025On October 9, the Westerly Museum of American Impressionism (WMAI) opened its doors to the public for the first...
19 Nov 2025THOMASTON, MAINE — Four days and 1,750 lots made up Thomaston Place Auction Galleries’ Autumn Majestic...
19 Nov 2025BUFORD, GA. — Just under 800 lots of “the best” in self-taught art, Outsider art, Southern folk...
19 Nov 2025SANTA FE, N.M. — The Signature Sale, conducted by Santa Fe Art Auction, featured more than 350 lots...
19 Nov 2025PHILADELPHIA — Freeman’s American Furniture, Folk & Decorative Arts auction presented more than...
19 Nov 2025BEVERLY, MASS. — On November 15, Kaminski Auctions offered 565 lots of fine art, period antiques and other...
19 Nov 2025EASTON, MD. — Two days and 678 lots made up Guyette & Deeter’s Decoys and Sporting Art Auction,...
19 Nov 2025Fine art stole the hearts, minds and pocketbooks of bidders recently, with most of our top results coming...
19 Nov 2025ONLINE — Following an exceptional in-person sale in July that set multiple world records for artists...
19 Nov 2025MILFORD, CONN. — Shannon’s fourth and final sale of the calendar year — its fall Fine Art Auction...
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