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June 24, 2008Condition was everything at Morphy $2.6 million spring toy auction, with a battle royale waged for premier examples of early American toys and folk art.
June 24, 2008The largest comprehensive retrospective of the photography of Lee Friedlander (American, b 1934) will be on view at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts (MIA), June 29 ⁓eptember 14.
June 24, 2008Contemporary art has been breaking records worldwide recently, and Ivey-Selkirk Auctioneers felt a tip of the market trend with its Modernism auction May 17‱8 totaling sales of $1.5 million.
June 24, 2008A lot of people never thought they would see a final sale at the venerable F.B. Hubley Auction Galleries. Its last sale came on June 4 auction, however, marking the end of an era.
June 24, 2008Textiles were the main draw at Grogan & Company June 1 sale, where a group of five tapestries from an unidentified Massachusetts institution took high honors.
June 24, 2008On May 16 and 17, Green Valley Auctions, Inc, held its eighth annual spring auction of glass and lighting highlighted by a 17-inch-high Boston and Sandwich Glass Co. cut double-overlay Moorish windows...
June 24, 2008The Delaware Art Museum will present ⁇arry Knox Bennett: Call Me Chairmaker,†featuring 52 one-of-a-kind sculptural chairs created by a contemporary studio furniture maker, June 28⁓eptember 21.
June 24, 2008If one had to sum up the Cold Spring Antiques Show edition on June 8, diversity would be the word likeliest to spring to mind.
June 24, 2008The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation has received a major private collection of rare American folk art and other antique objects from Juli Grainger of Winnetka, Ill. The objects were created in various...
June 24, 2008The Connecticut Firemen Historical Society Fire Museum reports that a circa 1880‹0 six-panel engine lamp with a red glow panel on the front containing the words ⁇ardner 1†is missing from the museum.
June 24, 2008A fine art auctioneer instincts, an international database of stolen and missing artworks and a quick response by the Houston Police Department sped the recovery of an Andrew Wyeth watercolor on paper,⁁...
June 23, 2008The central role that French art and artists played in shaping American painting in the latter half of the Nineteenth Century is nowhere more evident than in the field of Impressionism. The up-and-coming...
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