Q&A: Alison Petretti

Alison Petretti is the curator of the latest exhibition at Arader Galleries in New York City, “In Search of Mrs: Women & the Radical Art o. Read Full Article.

Largest Sale Equals Best-Ever Results For Devin Moisan

EPPING, N.H. — Devin Moisan needed three days — April 19-21 — for the largest auction he has had to date. It was worth it as the sale’s result was the hig. Read Full Article.

Variety Was Key In Doyle’s American Fine & Decorative Arts Auctions

NEW YORK CITY — Doyle’s semiannual American Paintings & Prints and American Furniture, Silver & Decorative Arts auctions took place in two sessions on. Read Full Article.

Bertoia’s Spring Auction Disperses Top-Shelf Toy & Bank Collections

VINELAND, N.J. — Bertoia’s annual spring auction, comprising approximately 1,200 diverse lots, took place April 19-20 at the firm’s gallery.

CINCINNATI, OHIO — Freeman’s | Hindman presented collectors of Native American works of art two opportunities to flex their purchasing power.

DALLAS — Heritage Auctions’ April 18 Pursuit of Beauty auction offered works from the late Nineteenth and early Twentieth Centuries across all media and featu. Read Full Article.

Potter & Potter’s Revolutionary Finds Are Something To Write Home About

CHICAGO — On April 18, Potter & Potter Auctions conducted its ninth sale of the Eric C. Caren collection, titled How History Unfolds on Paper.

Figural forms, human or otherwise, led at auctions across the country this week. An 1860s oil portrait of a young child made $6,325 for Soulis, a pair of Chiparus. Read Full Article.