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October 3, 2023FREEHOLD, N.Y. — On September 23, Carlsen Gallery presented its anniversary auction to include the lifelong collection of William Lohrman of New Paltz, N.Y. It was a doorbuster of a sale, according to Abby...
October 3, 2023MOUNT CRAWFORD, VA. — On September 22-23, Jeffrey S. Evans & Associates presented 1,008 lots in a single-owner sale, the lifetime collection of Richmond, Va., collector-dealer-scholar H. Marshall Goodman...
October 3, 2023The word was “go” with fine art subjects at auction this past week with paintings displaying far and away places, such as Florida, to delight the eye and the imagination. Decorative art was represented...
October 3, 2023THOMASTON, MAINE — Thomaston Place Auction Galleries presented collections of international tribal artifacts and antiquities in a two-day sale on September 22-23. Crossing the block were groups of Native...
October 3, 2023BEACON, N.Y. — Hudson Valley Auctioneers’ presented more than 550 lots during its Spectacular Unreserved Fall Auction on September 18. Fresh from local estates, 99 percent of these lots sold and totaled...
October 3, 2023ROCKVILLE, MD. — The Capital Collections auction was conducted at Weschler’s Auctioneers & Appraisers on September 22, presenting 295 lots from all categories. Weschler’s reported that it was an exciting...
October 3, 2023SANTA FE, N.M. — Santa Fe Art Auction’s annual small, selective and refined sale of contemporary masters from around the world took place on September 20, highlighting modern, abstract and interpretive...
October 3, 2023BRANFORD, CONN. — The 446-lot sale Fred Giampietro presented for New England Auctions on September 21 featured about 200 lots from the collection of Lincoln and Jean Sander, as well as an additional...
October 3, 2023BROOKFIELD, MASS. — If you had to use just three words to describe the material offered for sale at the September 23 Walker Homestead’s Antiques and Primitive Goods Show, it would be easy: “early,”...
October 3, 2023After receiving a liberal arts degree at DePauw University in 1974, JEF (his initials) from Ridgefield, Conn., earned an MBA at the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University. With a major...
October 3, 2023TRAPPE, PENN. — Historic Trappe’s newest exhibition, which opened on September 30 and will be on view through July 28, is “Native Son: The Life & Art of David Ellinger.” The exhibition is a major...
October 2, 2023WILLOUGHBY, OHIO — Safe to say it has outlived its subject matter. Milestone Auctions’ September 30 sale featuring World’s Fair, advertising and coins was led by a rare survivor — an 1893 World’s...
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