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June 8, 2009⁉t went amazingly well, †said Michael Millea, in regards to the Doris Duke single-owner two-day auction the weekend of May 2 and 3, which saw the sale of 846 lots fetch an impressive $2 million.
June 5, 2009One woman vision and the 1949 bequest of her entire estate planted fruitful seeds in this western Pennsylvania town. The far-seeing benefactor, Mary Marchand Woods, established the Woods Marchand Foundation...
June 2, 2009From three fine public collections of their work, more than 80 paintings by the group of American artists dubbed The Eight are joined together for the first time in ⁔he Eight and American Modernisms, †on...
June 2, 2009The 15th annual Tribal and Textile Arts Show at the 69th Regiment Armory, managed by Caskey Lees Inc, opened May 14 to more than 700 of the four-day show nearly 4,000 visitors.
June 2, 2009A hunting license once issued to Hall of Famer and former Red Sox baseball player Ted Williams was reported stolen during an auction preview at Knotty Pine Auction Service. The piece of ephemera was to be offered...
June 2, 2009A bronze disc sculpture, titled ⁁rt Nouveau Dream, †was reported stolen on May 20 from in front of the Rain Soap Shop in Marbledale, Conn., where it was ensconced for more than a decade.
June 2, 2009Shannon Fine Art Auctioneers saw a selective crowd of buyers for its April 30 paintings auction. Most of the major works sold that night, and a host of others found buyers in the days after the sale....
June 2, 2009The strength of the high-end baseball card and memorabilia market was confirmed at Robert Edward Auctions†record-setting May 2 sale. The $10.1 million in sales represents a new record for a multi-owner,...
June 2, 2009The sumptuous grandeur of France Second Empire is celebrated as Nassau County Museum of Art presents ⁎apoleon And Eugenie, †a major exhibition opening on June 7.
June 2, 2009The formula for an appealing antiques show presentation at Nan Gurley Sturbridge Antiques Show was country, country and more country as evinced at its May 14 edition.
June 2, 2009For the third time in a year, a Howard #61 regulator was sold at Fontaine clock and watch auction with the most recent regulator achieving $161,000 Saturday, May 30.
June 2, 2009Concept Art Gallery's auction of Modern and contemporary fine art and Twentieth Century furniture and design on May 9 was filled with fresh merchandise from several local collections †the kind of consignments...
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