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August 28, 2007On June 21, Sotheby achieved its highest contemporary art sale total in Europe, when it sold $144,319,236 worth of art. It also made auction history when Damien Hirst pill cabinet ⁌ullaby Spring†soared...
August 28, 2007Copake Auction held its seventh annual textile auction June 30. The auction received good attendance and the sale exceeded everyone expectations.
August 28, 2007A Faberge triangle sunburst desk clock sold for $126,500, highlighting Cowan Auctions spring Americana, fine and decorative arts sale on June 23. The auction, which drew more than 1,300 bidders and was also...
August 28, 2007The Jewish Museum will present ⁃amille Pissarro: Impressions of City and Country†September 16⁆ebruary 3. This exhibition includes nearly 50 paintings and works on paper †drawn primarily from New York...
August 28, 2007On view through August 31, 2008, The University of California, Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive (BAM/PFA) present ⁐arting the Curtain: Asian Art Revealed,†an exhibition of treasures from...-
August 28, 2007If you do not believe auctioneer Bill Mishoe has the patience of Job, consider the tug of war he has endured over a trove of Civil War letters that were first due to be auctioned three years ago and are now set to cross...
August 21, 2007For the past decade and a half, Michael Gould and his wife, Marilyn, manager of the Wilton, Conn., antiques shows and executive director of the Wilton Historical Society and Heritage Museum, have encouraged...-
August 21, 2007Manhattan icon Sotheby's has filed papers with the US Securities and Exchange Commission accusing its landlord, RFR Holding LLC, of violating its lease agreement at the auction house's flagship headquarters...
August 21, 2007As the sun began to set over the island of Nantucket on the evening of Thursday, August 2, one of the largest crowds in memory flowed among the handsome and elaborate displays during the preview party...
August 21, 2007The line began forming outside of the Cape Cod Dealers†antiques show more than an hour prior to opening on a typical hot and humid afternoon on August 3. By the time entry-time rolled around, a large...
August 21, 2007Thirty-five antiques dealers from as far away as Florida and Michigan joined dealers from throughout the Northeast to present the 52nd annual Chatham Antiques Show on August 3‴. An attractive antiques...
August 21, 2007One of the prettiest shows around, which began only last summer, returned this year July 28 and 29 to the lush 36-acre Elm Bank estate, the headquarters of the Massachusetts Horticultural Society along...
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